Intro Dm C Am Dm Verse 1 At The DmTurning Of The CCentury I AmWas A Boy Of DmFive Me DmFather Went To Fight The Boers And He CNever Came Back AFliA7ve Oh Me DmMother Was Left To Bring Us Up, And No AmCharity She'd DmSeek So She DmWashed And Scrubbed And CScraped Along On AmSeven And Six A DmWeek Verse 2 When DmI Was Twelve I CLeft The School And I AmWent To Find A DmJob And With DmGrowing Kids My Ma Was Glad Of The CExtra Couple Of FBoA7b I'm DmSure That Longer Schooling Would Have AmStood Me In Good DmStead But You DmCan't Afford ReCfinements When You're AmStruggling For Your DmBread Verse 3 And DmWhen The Great War CCame Along I AmDidn't HesiDmtate IDm Took The Royal Shilling And Went COff To Do My FBiA7t We DmFought In Mud And Tears And Blood Three AmYears Or ThereaDmbouts Till I DmCopped Some Gas In CFlanders And Was AmInvalided DmOut Verse 4 And DmWhen The War Was COver And We'd AmFinished With The DmGuns We DmGot Back Into Civvies And We CThought The Fighting FDoneA7 We'd DmWon The Right To Live In Peace But We AmDidn't Have Such DmLuck For DmSoon We Found We CHad To Fight For The AmRight To Go To DmWork Interlude Dm C Am Dm Verse 5 In 'Dm26 The CGeneral Strike Saw AmMe Out On The DmStreets And DmI'd A Wife And Kids By Then And Their CNeeds I Had To FMeeA7t For A DmBrave New World Was Coming And A AmBrotherhood Of DmMen And DmWhen The Strike Was COver We Were AmBack Where We BeDmgan Verse 6 Oh I DmStruggled Through The CThirties Out Of AmWork Now And ADmgain I DmSaw The Black Shirts Marching And The CThings They Did In FSpainA7 I DmBrought Me Kids Up Decent And I AmTaught Them Wrong From DmRight Oh And DmHitler Was The CBoy That Came And He AmTaught Them How To DmFight Verse 7 My DmDaughter Was A CLandgirl, She Got AmMarried To A DmYank And They DmGave Me Son A Medal For Stopping COne Of Rommel's FTanksA7 He Was DmWounded Just Before The End And He AmConvalesced In DmRome He DmMarried An ICtalian Nurse And Never AmBothered To Come DmHome Verse 8 My DmDaughter Writes Me COnce A Month, A AmCheerful Little DmNote ADmbout Their Colour Tellys And The COther Things They've FGotA7 They've DmGot A Son, A Likely Lad; He's AmNearly Twenty-DmOne And They DmTell Me Now He's CBeen Called Up To AmFight In VietDmnam Verse 9 We're DmLiving On The CPension Now, It AmDoesn't Go Too DmFar Not DmMuch To Show For A Life That Seems Like COne Long Bloody FWarA7 And When You DmThink Of All The Wasted Lives It AmMakes You Want To DmCry I'm DmNot Sure How To CChange Things, But By AmChrist We'll Have To DmTry
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FAQ
Quais são os acordes para The Old Mans Tale?
Os acordes para The Old Mans Tale são: Dm, C, Am, F, A7
Qual é o tom original de The Old Mans Tale?
O tom original é Am.
Qual é a dificuldade de tocar The Old Mans Tale?
O nível de dificuldade é Beginner.
Posso tocar The Old Mans Tale em outro tom?
Sim. Você pode transpor a música para qualquer tom usando o recurso de transposição.
The Old Mans Tale pode ser tocada em um violão acústico?
Sim. Os acordes funcionam tanto para violão acústico quanto para guitarra elétrica.
Posso tocar The Old Mans Tale no ukulele?
Os acordes de The Old Mans Tale podem ser tocados no violão ou no ukulele, usando as posições próprias de cada instrumento.
Quantos acordes são usados em The Old Mans Tale?
The Old Mans Tale usa 5 acordes: Dm, C, Am, F, A7
Qual é a maneira mais fácil de tocar The Old Mans Tale?
Você pode usar o recurso de transposição para mudar o tom para um que se adapte melhor ao seu alcance vocal ou usar formas de acordes mais fáceis.
Em que década The Old Mans Tale foi lançada?
The Old Mans Tale foi lançada na década de 1960. Veja mais músicas da 1960 aqui
Existem versões de acordes mais fáceis para The Old Mans Tale?
Sim. Toque no botão Simplificar para transformar os acordes de The Old Mans Tale em uma versão para iniciantes - isso remove extensões avançadas como maj7, m7 e nonas sem mudar o tom ou a progressão da música.