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The Last Farewell

Niveau: Beginner
Capo: Geen
Tab door: Roger Whittaker/Ron A. Webster

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Leer de akkoorden van The Last Farewell van Roger Whittaker op Gitaartabs. Dit popcNumber uit het album Perfect Day (1996) is perfect om mee te beginnen als je gitaar speelt — een mooie introductie in het genre met zijn herkenbare melodieën en eenvoudige akkoordprogressies.

Op beginner-niveau (2 van 10) werk je hier met de fundamentele akkoorden C, Dm, G, F, G7 en C7. De tab staat voor je klaar in akkoordformat, zodat je meteen kunt meespelen. Pak je gitaar en ontdek hoe goed deze klassieker aanvoelt onder je vingers.

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Akkoorden in dit liedje

(G)There's a (C)ship lies rigged and (G)ready in the (C)harbor (G)
(C)tomorrow for ol' (C7)England she (F)sails
far a(Dm)way from your (F)land of endless (Dm)sunshine (F)
to my (Dm)land full of (F)rainy skies and (G)gales
and (C)I shall be on (G)board that ship (C)tomorrow (G)
(C)though my heart is full of (C7)tears at this fare(F)well
 
(Dm)For (G)you are (C)beauti(Am)ful and I (Dm)have loved you (G7)dearly
more (Dm)dearly than the (G7)spoken word can (C)tell
(Dm)for (G)you are (C)beauti(Am)ful and I (Dm)have loved you (G7)dearly
more (Dm)dearly than the (G7)spoken word can (C)tell
 
 (G)I (C)heard there's a (G)wicked war a (C)blazing (G)
and the (C)taste of war I (C7)know so very (F)well
Even (Dm)now I see that (F)foreign flag a (Dm)raising (F)
their (Dm)guns on fire (F)as we sailed into (G)hell
I (C)have no fear of (G)death it brings no (C)sorrow (G)
but how (C)bitter will be this (C7)last fare(F)well
 
(Dm)For (G)you are (C)beauti(Am)ful and I (Dm)have loved you (G7)dearly
more (Dm)dearly than the (G7)spoken word can (C)tell
(Dm)for (G)you are (C)beauti(Am)ful and I (Dm)have loved you (G7)dearly
more (Dm)dearly than the (G7)spoken word can (C)tell

(G)Though (C)death and darkness (G)gather all a(C)bout me (G)
and my (C)ship be torn (C7)apart upon the (F)sea
I shall (Dm)smell again the (F)fragrance of these (Dm)islands (F)
in the (Dm)heaving waves that (F)brought me once to (G)thee
and (C)should I return safe (G)home again to (C)England (G)
(C)I shall watch the English (C7)mist roll through the (F)dale
 
(Dm)For (G)you are (C)beauti(Am)ful and I (Dm)have loved you (G7)dearly
more (Dm)dearly than the (G7)spoken word can (C)tell
(Dm)for (G)you are (C)beauti(Am)ful and I (Dm)have loved you (G7)dearly
more (Dm)dearly than the (G7)spoken word can (C)tell

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