Biografía:
Alabama Shakes es un grupo de rock sureño y blues rock, procedente de Estados Unidos.
La banda se formó cuando la cantante/guitarrista Brittany Howard y el bajista Zac Cockrell comenzaron a reunirse después de la escuela a escribir canciones en la escuela secundaria en Athens, Alabama. Tocaban rock progresivo y otros géneros, pero pronto coincidieron en tocar roots rock. Invitaron al baterista Steve Johnson, quien trabajaba en la tienda de música local
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¡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!
When playing this, before you say the A sounds funny, *notice* I play the barre A
higher on the neck at the fifth fret instead because it sounds like it does in the
song. Still don't believe me? play the root notes. It's definitely A. Listen to
the song to get the strumming patterns, they're fairly simple. Enjoy!~daydreamin'
Rise to the Sun
Alabama Shakes
Boys and Girls
[Intro]:
[Verse 1]:
G E D A
All I believe in is a dream
G E D A
I haunt the earth though I am fully seen
G E D A
In all my years I've never felt more sure than now
G E D A
Well, I got to get off this rock somehow.
[Pre-chorus]:
G
I feel so homesick
E
Where's my home
D
Where I belong
A
Where I was born
G
I was taught to go
E
Where the wind would blow
D
And it blows away-
A
Away
[Chorus]:
(Again, B&A sound better played as barre chords on the 5th and 7th fret)
G E F# D B A B A x2
G G G G x2
[Verse 2]:
G E D A
Well, my eyes are full of stars
G E D A
But I just can't reach'em, oh, how high they are
G E D A
I gotta believe what I'm thinking
G E D A
But in a modern world that can be so hard to do
[Pre-chorus]:
G
I feel so homesick
E
Where's my home
D
Where I belong
A
Where I was born
G
I was taught to go
E
Where the wind would blow
D
And it blows away-
A
Away
[Chorus]:
G E F# D B A B A x2
G G G G x2
[Bridge]:
G G G G G G G G
I wake up
E E E E
Rise to the sun
E E E E
I go to work
G G G G
And I come back home
G G G G
I wake up
E E E E
Rise to the sun
E E E E
I go to work
G G G G
And I come back home
[Chorus]:
G E F# D B A B A x2
Come back home...
G E F# D B A B A x2
G G G G (woo!) x2
higher on the neck at the fifth fret instead because it sounds like it does in the
song. Still don't believe me? play the root notes. It's definitely A. Listen to
the song to get the strumming patterns, they're fairly simple. Enjoy!~daydreamin'
Rise to the Sun
Alabama Shakes
Boys and Girls
[Intro]:
[Verse 1]:
G E D A
All I believe in is a dream
G E D A
I haunt the earth though I am fully seen
G E D A
In all my years I've never felt more sure than now
G E D A
Well, I got to get off this rock somehow.
[Pre-chorus]:
G
I feel so homesick
E
Where's my home
D
Where I belong
A
Where I was born
G
I was taught to go
E
Where the wind would blow
D
And it blows away-
A
Away
[Chorus]:
(Again, B&A sound better played as barre chords on the 5th and 7th fret)
G E F# D B A B A x2
G G G G x2
[Verse 2]:
G E D A
Well, my eyes are full of stars
G E D A
But I just can't reach'em, oh, how high they are
G E D A
I gotta believe what I'm thinking
G E D A
But in a modern world that can be so hard to do
[Pre-chorus]:
G
I feel so homesick
E
Where's my home
D
Where I belong
A
Where I was born
G
I was taught to go
E
Where the wind would blow
D
And it blows away-
A
Away
[Chorus]:
G E F# D B A B A x2
G G G G x2
[Bridge]:
G G G G G G G G
I wake up
E E E E
Rise to the sun
E E E E
I go to work
G G G G
And I come back home
G G G G
I wake up
E E E E
Rise to the sun
E E E E
I go to work
G G G G
And I come back home
[Chorus]:
G E F# D B A B A x2
Come back home...
G E F# D B A B A x2
G G G G (woo!) x2
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