Don McLean American Pie ackord på gitarr
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G D Em7 Am C Em A7
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G |
D |
Em7 |
Am |
C |
A |
long |
long |
time ago |
I can still re |
member |
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Em |
D |
G |
D |
Em7 |
how that |
music used to make me |
smile And |
I knew |
if I had |
my chance |
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Am |
C |
Em |
C |
D |
Em |
that |
I could make those |
people dance and |
maybe they'd be |
happy for a |
while. |
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Am |
Em |
Am |
But February |
made me shiver |
With every paper |
I'd deliver |
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C |
G |
Am |
C |
D |
|
Bad news |
on the |
doorstep I c |
ouldn't take one |
more step |
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G |
D |
Em |
Am7 |
D |
I |
can't re |
member if I |
cried When I |
read about his |
widowed bride |
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G |
D |
Em |
C |
D7 |
G |
C |
G |
But |
something |
touched me deep |
inside The |
day the |
Music |
Died |
|
So |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
|
G |
Am |
C |
Am |
|
Did you write the |
book of love And do |
you have faith in |
God above? |
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Em |
D |
G |
D |
Em |
|
If the Bible |
tells you so. Do |
you be |
lieve in |
Rock 'n Roll? |
|
Am7 |
C |
Em |
A7 |
D |
Can |
music save your |
mortal soul? And |
can you teach me |
how to dance |
real slow? |
|
Em |
D |
Em |
D |
Well, I |
know that you're in |
love with him 'cause I |
saw you dancin' |
in the gym |
|
C |
G |
A7 |
C |
D7 |
You |
both kicked |
off your |
shoes Man, I |
dig those rythmny |
blues |
|
G |
D |
Em |
Am |
C |
I was a |
lonely |
teenage |
broncin' buck With a |
pink carnation and a |
pickup truck. |
|
G |
D |
Em |
C |
D7 |
G |
C |
G |
But |
I knew |
I was |
out of luck The |
day the |
music |
died |
|
I started singin' |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
|
G |
Am |
C |
Am |
|
Now for ten years we've been |
on our own And |
moss grows fat on a |
rollin' stone |
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Em |
D |
G |
D |
Em |
|
But that's not how it |
used to be When the |
jester |
sang for the |
King and Queen |
|
Am7 |
C |
Em |
A7 |
D |
In a |
coat he borrowed |
from James Dean And a |
voice that |
came from |
you and me |
|
Em |
D |
Em |
D |
Oh, and |
while the King was |
looking down The |
jester stole his |
thorny crown |
|
C |
G |
A7 |
C |
D7 |
The |
courtroom |
was ad |
journed No |
verdict was re |
turned |
|
G |
D |
Em |
Am |
C |
And while |
Lennon |
read a |
book of Marx The |
court kept practice |
in the park |
|
G |
D |
Em |
C |
D7 |
G |
C |
G |
And |
we sang |
dirges |
in the dark The |
day the |
Music |
Died. |
|
We were singing |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
|
G |
Am |
Am |
C |
Am |
|
Helter-Skelter in a |
summer |
swelter The |
Byrds flew off with a |
fallout shelter |
|
Em |
D |
G |
D |
Em |
|
Eight Miles High and |
falling fast It |
landed |
foul out |
on the grass |
|
Am7 |
C |
Em |
A7 |
D |
The |
players tried |
for a forward pass But the |
jester's |
on the sidelines |
in a cast |
|
Em |
D |
Em |
D |
Now the |
half-time air was |
sweet perfume While the |
sargeants played a |
marching tune |
|
C |
G |
A7 |
C |
D7 |
|
We all |
got up to |
dance But we |
never got |
the chance |
|
G |
D |
Em |
Am |
C |
'cause the |
players |
tried to |
take the field The |
marching band re |
fused to yield |
|
G |
D |
Em |
C |
D7 |
G |
C |
G |
|
Do you |
recall |
what was reveiled the |
day the |
Music |
Died? |
|
We stared singing |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
|
G |
Am |
C |
Am |
|
Oh, and there we were all |
in one place a |
generation |
Lost in Space |
|
Em |
D |
G |
|
With no time left to |
start again So come on, |
Jack be nimble |
|
Em |
Am7 |
C |
Em |
A7 |
D |
|
Jack be quick Jack |
Flash sat on a |
candlestick 'cause |
fire is the |
Devil's only |
friend |
|
Em |
D |
Em |
D |
Oh, and |
as I watched him |
on the stage My |
hands were clenched in |
fists of rage |
|
C |
G |
A7 |
C |
D7 |
|
No angel |
born in |
hell Could |
break that Satan's |
spell |
|
G |
D |
Em |
Am |
C |
And as the |
flames climbed |
high in |
to the night To |
light the sacri |
fical rite |
|
G |
D |
Em |
C |
D7 |
G |
C |
G |
I saw |
Satan |
laughing |
with delight The |
day the |
Music |
Died |
|
He was singing |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
|
G |
Am |
C |
Am |
I |
met a girl who sang the |
blues And I |
asked her for some |
happy news |
|
Em |
D |
G |
D |
But |
she just smiled and turned |
away I |
went down to the sacred |
store |
|
Em |
Am7 |
Em |
A7 |
D |
Where I'd |
heard the music |
years before But the |
man there said the |
music woudn't |
play |
|
Em |
D |
Em |
D |
And in the |
streets the children |
screamed The |
lovers cried, and the poets |
dreamed |
|
C |
G |
A7 |
C |
D7 |
|
But not a |
word was |
spoken The |
Church bells all were |
broken |
|
G |
D |
Em |
Am |
C |
And |
three men I |
admire most The |
Father, |
Son and the |
Holy Ghost |
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G |
D |
Em |
C |
D7 |
G |
C |
G |
They |
caught the |
last train |
for the coast The |
Day the |
Music |
Died. |
|
And they were singing |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
G |
C |
G |
D |
|
bye |
bye Miss A |
merican |
Pie Drove my |
chevy to the |
levy But the |
levy was |
dry |
|
G |
C |
G |
D |
And them |
good old |
boys were drinking |
whiskey and |
rye |
|
Em |
A7 |
Em |
D7 |
Singin' |
this'll be the day that I |
die |
this'll be the day that I |
die. |
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