¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
First tab. Compiled lyrics and melody from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JmQshl56ck
Enjoy!
Nahko Bear and the Medicine for the People
Manifesto
Capo 3
[Intro] Play C for 4 bars, and at the end of each play this riff:
e|-----------------------|
B|-----------------------|
G|-----------------------|
D|---0-h2----------------|
A|------------2-3--------|
E|----------3------------|
(C) C7
This is real talk, this is non-stop
F C G
It is a loop now tongue and mind
C C7
Played off the sidewalk, straight to your boom-box
F C G
How it travels from ear to memory
C C7
Well this is medicine, there is a message within
F G C
And each will find it in their own time
(C) C7
This is music, this is how I use it
F C G
It makes you move and move the movement
C C7
This is how I focus, knowing it’s not hopeless
F C G (hold out)
But it sure starts with me and ends on a whole note
C C7
Musical medicine, this is my healin’
F G C
For past and present future things to come
(C) C7
I see people stressin’, over space and possession
F C G
Out of fear and a need for visual aids of our abundance
C C7
Give me examples, or something tangible
F C G
Something I can get my hands on and find real meaning
C C7
Where is the medicine? Well I’ve been searching
F G C
And I suppose each will find their own kind
(C) C7
Well everything’s at stake, it makes it hard to concentrate
F C G
And there are men who see a war and see a paycheck
C C7
Such different programming, to live so fearfully
F C G
Terror this, and terror that, terrible reality
C C7
There is no medicine on the television
F G C
So turn it off and turn yourself around
(C) C7
And let’s just face it, the world’s fuckin’ racist
F C G
Even the most peaceful of us gets caught in the trend
C C7
To live cohesively is almost a fantasy
F C G (hold out)
And we gotta know it starts with humbling our egos
C C7
What is the medicine, for cultural woundin’
F G C
Has its moments, has its melodies, has its time
C C7
Well I was listenin’ to the outgoing seasons
F C G
About climate change and some of the reasons
C C7
When the sky opened, like I’ve been hopin’
F C G
And there came horses by the thousands
C C7
And there was thunder on their tongues, and lightning on their minds
F G C
And they were singing this old melody from some other time
F G C C/B Am
They sang, “Don’t waste your ha - a - te,
F G C C/B Am
Rather, gather and crea - a - te
F G
Be a service, be a sensible person
C C/B Am
Use your words and don’t be nervous
F G C
You can do this; you’ve got purpose
F G C
Find your medicine and use it.”
F G C C/B Am
They sang, “Don’t waste your ha - a - te,
F G C C/B Am
Rather, gather and crea - a - te
F G
Be a service, be a sensible person
C C/B Am
Use your words and don’t be nervous
F C
You can do this; you’ve got purpose
F G C
Find your medicine and use it.”
Enjoy!
Nahko Bear and the Medicine for the People
Manifesto
Capo 3
[Intro] Play C for 4 bars, and at the end of each play this riff:
e|-----------------------|
B|-----------------------|
G|-----------------------|
D|---0-h2----------------|
A|------------2-3--------|
E|----------3------------|
(C) C7
This is real talk, this is non-stop
F C G
It is a loop now tongue and mind
C C7
Played off the sidewalk, straight to your boom-box
F C G
How it travels from ear to memory
C C7
Well this is medicine, there is a message within
F G C
And each will find it in their own time
(C) C7
This is music, this is how I use it
F C G
It makes you move and move the movement
C C7
This is how I focus, knowing it’s not hopeless
F C G (hold out)
But it sure starts with me and ends on a whole note
C C7
Musical medicine, this is my healin’
F G C
For past and present future things to come
(C) C7
I see people stressin’, over space and possession
F C G
Out of fear and a need for visual aids of our abundance
C C7
Give me examples, or something tangible
F C G
Something I can get my hands on and find real meaning
C C7
Where is the medicine? Well I’ve been searching
F G C
And I suppose each will find their own kind
(C) C7
Well everything’s at stake, it makes it hard to concentrate
F C G
And there are men who see a war and see a paycheck
C C7
Such different programming, to live so fearfully
F C G
Terror this, and terror that, terrible reality
C C7
There is no medicine on the television
F G C
So turn it off and turn yourself around
(C) C7
And let’s just face it, the world’s fuckin’ racist
F C G
Even the most peaceful of us gets caught in the trend
C C7
To live cohesively is almost a fantasy
F C G (hold out)
And we gotta know it starts with humbling our egos
C C7
What is the medicine, for cultural woundin’
F G C
Has its moments, has its melodies, has its time
C C7
Well I was listenin’ to the outgoing seasons
F C G
About climate change and some of the reasons
C C7
When the sky opened, like I’ve been hopin’
F C G
And there came horses by the thousands
C C7
And there was thunder on their tongues, and lightning on their minds
F G C
And they were singing this old melody from some other time
F G C C/B Am
They sang, “Don’t waste your ha - a - te,
F G C C/B Am
Rather, gather and crea - a - te
F G
Be a service, be a sensible person
C C/B Am
Use your words and don’t be nervous
F G C
You can do this; you’ve got purpose
F G C
Find your medicine and use it.”
F G C C/B Am
They sang, “Don’t waste your ha - a - te,
F G C C/B Am
Rather, gather and crea - a - te
F G
Be a service, be a sensible person
C C/B Am
Use your words and don’t be nervous
F C
You can do this; you’ve got purpose
F G C
Find your medicine and use it.”
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