Intro Em D Bm Em Verse 1 At The EmTurning Of The DCentury I BmWas A Boy Of EmFive Me EmFather Went To Fight The Boers And He DNever Came Back AGliB7ve Oh Me EmMother Was Left To Bring Us Up, And No BmCharity She'd EmSeek So She EmWashed And Scrubbed And DScraped Along On BmSeven And Six A EmWeek Verse 2 When EmI Was Twelve I DLeft The School And I BmWent To Find A EmJob And With EmGrowing Kids My Ma Was Glad Of The DExtra Couple Of GBoB7b I'm EmSure That Longer Schooling Would Have BmStood Me In Good EmStead But You EmCan't Afford ReDfinements When You're BmStruggling For Your EmBread Verse 3 And EmWhen The Great War DCame Along I BmDidn't HesiEmtate IEm Took The Royal Shilling And Went DOff To Do My GBiB7t We EmFought In Mud And Tears And Blood Three BmYears Or ThereaEmbouts Till I EmCopped Some Gas In DFlanders And Was BmInvalided EmOut Verse 4 And EmWhen The War Was DOver And We'd BmFinished With The EmGuns We EmGot Back Into Civvies And We DThought The Fighting GDoneB7 We'd EmWon The Right To Live In Peace But We BmDidn't Have Such EmLuck For EmSoon We Found We DHad To Fight For The BmRight To Go To EmWork Interlude Em D Bm Em Verse 5 In 'Em26 The DGeneral Strike Saw BmMe Out On The EmStreets And EmI'd A Wife And Kids By Then And Their DNeeds I Had To GMeeB7t For A EmBrave New World Was Coming And A BmBrotherhood Of EmMen And EmWhen The Strike Was DOver We Were BmBack Where We BeEmgan Verse 6 Oh I EmStruggled Through The DThirties Out Of BmWork Now And AEmgain I EmSaw The Black Shirts Marching And The DThings They Did In GSpainB7 I EmBrought Me Kids Up Decent And I BmTaught Them Wrong From EmRight Oh And EmHitler Was The DBoy That Came And He BmTaught Them How To EmFight Verse 7 My EmDaughter Was A DLandgirl, She Got BmMarried To A EmYank And They EmGave Me Son A Medal For Stopping DOne Of Rommel's GTanksB7 He Was EmWounded Just Before The End And He BmConvalesced In EmRome He EmMarried An IDtalian Nurse And Never BmBothered To Come EmHome Verse 8 My EmDaughter Writes Me DOnce A Month, A BmCheerful Little EmNote AEmbout Their Colour Tellys And The DOther Things They've GGotB7 They've EmGot A Son, A Likely Lad; He's BmNearly Twenty-EmOne And They EmTell Me Now He's DBeen Called Up To BmFight In VietEmnam Verse 9 We're EmLiving On The DPension Now, It BmDoesn't Go Too EmFar Not EmMuch To Show For A Life That Seems Like DOne Long Bloody GWarB7 And When You EmThink Of All The Wasted Lives It BmMakes You Want To EmCry I'm EmNot Sure How To DChange Things, But By BmChrist We'll Have To EmTry
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FAQ
Was sind die Akkorde für The Old Mans Tale?
Die Akkorde für The Old Mans Tale sind: Em, D, Bm, G, B7
Was ist die Originaltonart von The Old Mans Tale?
Die Originaltonart ist Am.
Wie hoch ist der Schwierigkeitsgrad beim Spielen von The Old Mans Tale?
Der Schwierigkeitsgrad ist Beginner.
Kann ich The Old Mans Tale in einer anderen Tonart spielen?
Ja. Sie können den Song mit der Transponierfunktion in jede beliebige Tonart transponieren.
Kann The Old Mans Tale auf einer Akustikgitarre gespielt werden?
Ja. Die Akkorde funktionieren sowohl für Akustik- als auch für E-Gitarre.
Kann ich The Old Mans Tale auf der Ukulele spielen?
Die Akkorde von The Old Mans Tale lassen sich sowohl auf der Gitarre als auch auf der Ukulele spielen – jeweils mit den passenden Akkordformen des jeweiligen Instruments.
Wie viele Akkorde werden in The Old Mans Tale verwendet?
The Old Mans Tale verwendet 5 Akkorde: Em, D, Bm, G, B7
Was ist der einfachste Weg, um The Old Mans Tale zu spielen?
Sie können die Transponierfunktion verwenden, um die Tonart so zu ändern, dass sie besser zu Ihrem Stimmumfang passt, oder einfachere Akkordgriffe verwenden.
Aus welchem Jahrzehnt stammt The Old Mans Tale?
The Old Mans Tale stammt aus den 1960ern. Weitere Songs aus den 1960 hier ansehen
Gibt es einfachere Akkordversionen für The Old Mans Tale?
Ja. Tippe auf die Schaltfläche Vereinfachen, um die Akkorde von The Old Mans Tale in eine anfängerfreundliche Version umzuwandeln - dabei werden fortgeschrittene Erweiterungen wie maj7, m7 und None entfernt, ohne die Tonart oder den Akkordverlauf des Songs zu ändern.