Birds Acordes

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Tenemos una tablatura oficial de Birds hecha por guitarristas profesionales de UG.

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Acordes

Gmaj7

Cmaj7

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[Intro]
 
 G C G C
 
 
[Verse 1]
 
 G                     C
 Lover  there will be another one
        G                C
 Who'll hover over you beneath the sun
   G                          C
 Tomorrow see the things that never come
   G    C G
 Today            (hold)
 
 
[Chorus]
 
                 C            Gmaj7
 When you see me fly away without you
 C             G
 Shadow on the things you know
 C              Bm
 Feathers fall around you
     Am           D
 And show you the way to go
      C       G       G7 Cmaj7
 It's over,      it's o  ver
 
 
        C      G                 G
  / / /  / / /  (C) (leading to)  Nestled...
 
 
[Verse 2]
 
 Nestled, in your wings, my little one
 Is special, morning brings another sun
 Tomorrow, see the things that never come
 Today
 
 
[Chorus]
 
                 C            Gmaj7
 When you see me fly away without you
 C             G
 Shadow on the things you know
 C              Bm
 Feathers fall around you
     Am           D
 And show you the way to go
      C       G       G7 Cmaj7
 It's over,      it's o  ver
 
 
 
 Notes:
 Gmaj7 is  xx5432 or xx0432 , Bm (4432) is always a good alternative
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Birds – Neil Young

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6 comentarios

GM7 means G major 7th. That's jazz notation. Gm7 is NOT the same as GM7.

I agree with ClassicManiac; Gmajor7th and Cmajor7th are the correct chords. As soon as I played through the first time, it was evident. Thanks, love this song!

Jeez, it's not rocket science. Capital (upper case) M means Major, lower case m means minor. It's that fooken simple.