Buffalo soldier
A A F#m D Buffalo soldier, dreadlock rasta A A F#m D There was a Buffalo soldier, in the heart of America A A F#m D Stolen from Africa, brought to America A A F#m D Fighting on arrival, fighting for survival ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D C#m D C#m I mean it, when I analyse the stench, A Bm F#m To me it makes a lot of sense D C#m D C#m How the dreadlock rasta A Bm F#m Was the Buffalo soldier ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A A F#m D And he was taken from Africa, brought to America A A F#m D Fighting on arrival, fighting for survival A A F#m D Said he was a Buffalo soldier, dreadlock rasta A A F#m D Buffalo soldier, in the heart of America ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D C#m D C#m If you know your history A Bm F#m Then you would know where your coming from D C#m D C#m Then you wouldnt have to ask me A Bm F#m Who the heck do I think I am ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A A F#m D I'm just a Buffalo soldier, in the heart of America A A F#m D Stolen from Africa, brought to America A A F#m D Said he was fighting on arrival, fighting for survival A A F#m D Said he was a Buffalo soldier, win the war for America ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Said he,wo yo yo, wo wo yo yo F#m D A Wo yo yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo A Wo yo yo, wo wo yo yo F#m D A Wo yo yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- F#m D C#m bridge Buffalo soldier, trodding through the land F#m Said he wanna ran, F#m D C#m E Then you wanna hand,trodding through the land, yea, yea ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A A F#m D Said he was a Buffalo Soldier, win the war for America A A F#m D Buffalo soldier, dreadlock rasta A A F#m D Fighting on arrival, fighting for survival A A F#m D Driven from the mainland, to the heart of the Carribean ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Singing,wo yo yo, wo wo yo yo F#m D A Wo yo yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo A Wo yo yo, wo wo yo yo F#m D A Wo yo yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A A F#m D Trodding through San Juan, in the arms of America A A F#m D Trodding through Jamaica, a Buffalo soldier A A F#m D Fighting on arrival, fighting for survival A A F#m D Buffalo soldier, dreadlock rasta ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Wo yo yo, wo wo yo yo F#m D A Wo yo yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo A Wo yo yo, wo wo yo yo F#m D A Wo yo yo yo, yo yo yo yo yo
Zo speel je dit nummer
Leer de akkoorden van Buffalo soldier van Bob Marley the Wailers op Gitaartabs. Dit popnummer uit 1983 van het album Confrontation biedt je een solide gitaaruitdaging met een aanstekelijke groove die je gauw onder de vingers hebt.
Buffalo soldier staat op amaturniveau en je speelt het nummer met akkoorden. Je werkt met A, D, F#m, C#m en Bm — een handige set voor wie de basisakkoorden al goed beheerst. Pak je gitaar en begin meteen met het inleren van deze reggae-klassieker.
Zo oefen je dit nummer
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Oefen de barré-greep Bm
Bm is een barré-akkoord. Leg je wijsvinger plat over alle snaren en druk stevig; oefen 'm los tot elke snaar helder klinkt voordat je 'm in het nummer gebruikt.
Openen - 2
Wissel oefenen: Bm ↔ A
Speel elk akkoord 4 tellen, dan 2, dan 1 — met de metronoom op 60-70 bpm. Voer het tempo pas op als de wissel schoon en op tijd is.
Openen
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