"Six String Music" — the celebration of the guitar.
Капо 7 лад → C, A, G, Em, D, Am
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From: Arleen Myers
Subject: CRD: "Six String Music" by Jimmy Buffett
Six String Music
>From the Jimmy Buffett album _Fruitcakes_
By: Jimmy Buffett, G.E. Smith
1994
(intro: D chords)
D
Turn off the T.V.
D
Turn off the crap
D
Kick off your high heels
D
Climb up in my lap
Chorus:
Bm
And I'll play music
A D
A song from me to you
Bm
Simple six string music
A D
A ballad or the blues
No interruptions
>From the telephone
Don't need call waitin'
Just you and me alone
Chorus:
And my six string music (six string music)
A song from me to you
Simple six string music (six string music)
A ballad or the blues
G D
Oh I remember that night in Africa
G D
My daughter and my little guitar
G D
Straddling the equator
G A
The king of Zanzibar
G D
Those shy black hidden faces
G D
They didn't know me from Adam's cat
Bm
But the words and the singin'
And the people in a ring
G Em A
And the whole night went like that
(instrumental: D chords)
Now some folks like icing
Some folks like cake
Some swim in the ocean
Some paddle in a lake
Well you can get into Beethoven
Or you can groove on Jimmy Reed
But keep it simple stupid
All we really need is
Chorus:
Six string music (six string music)
A song from me to you
Simple six string music (six string music)
A ballad or the blues
Six string music (six string music)
Ain't no symphony
It's just six string music (six string music)
So elementary
Chords:
D - |xxo232|
Bm - |xxo432|
A - |oo222o|
G - |32ooo3|
Em - |o22ooo|
Transcribed by Arleen Myers ([email protected]) July '95
Знаете ли вы, что...
- From the Buffett catalogue. The six-string music — the acoustic guitar that was always the heart of Buffett's sound, beneath the steel drums and the Caribbean instrumentation. The guitar as the tool that made everything else possible.