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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
A
Way back in days of old
F#m
There was a legend told
D A E (Hold)
About a hero known as Galavant
A
Square jaw and perfect hair
F#m
Cojones out to there
D A E
There was no hero quite like Galavant
Bm E
Tough, plus every other manly value
C#m F#m D
Mess with him, he'll disembowel you
A F#m
Yay, he ruled in every way
D
A fairy-tale cliche
E A
And people called him Galavant
[Verse 2]
C
The man we're speaking of,
Am
He had a lady love,
F C G
And Madalena, she was one fair maiden
C
Long legs and perfect skin
Am
A body built for sin
F C G
With cleavage you could hold a whole parade in
Am G
Ah, true love was never this, this ecstatic
E F
Nor as wildly acrobatic
C Am
Yes! He loved her to excess
F
Thrice daily more or less
C G C (Or straight to Fm)
And she'd be screaming, "Galavant!"
[Bridge]
Fm C
One tiny problem
Fm C
Soon would arise
Fm E
Richard, a nearby king
F C
Of wealth and stature
Fm C
He watched Madalena
Fm C
Lust in his eyes
A E
And he asked her for her hand...
C
Well, more like a demand...
G
Well, more like had his henchman snatch her
[Verse 3]
Db
Which brings us to today
Bbm
The Royal Wedding Day
Gb Ab
No one can stop it now but Galavant
Db
Poor Madalena waits
Bbm
Behind King Richard's gates
Gb Ab
For the arrival of her Galavant
Bbm Ab
Now, at last begins a true adventure
F Gb
Epic! Wild! A real butt-clencher!
Db Bbm
So, Huzzah and tally-ho!
Gb
Sit back and here we go!
Attend the tale of...
Db Ab Db
Gaaaaaaaaaaa-laaaaaaaaaaa-vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaant!
A
[Verse 1]
A
Way back in days of old
F#m
There was a legend told
D A E (Hold)
About a hero known as Galavant
A
Square jaw and perfect hair
F#m
Cojones out to there
D A E
There was no hero quite like Galavant
Bm E
Tough, plus every other manly value
C#m F#m D
Mess with him, he'll disembowel you
A F#m
Yay, he ruled in every way
D
A fairy-tale cliche
E A
And people called him Galavant
[Verse 2]
C
The man we're speaking of,
Am
He had a lady love,
F C G
And Madalena, she was one fair maiden
C
Long legs and perfect skin
Am
A body built for sin
F C G
With cleavage you could hold a whole parade in
Am G
Ah, true love was never this, this ecstatic
E F
Nor as wildly acrobatic
C Am
Yes! He loved her to excess
F
Thrice daily more or less
C G C (Or straight to Fm)
And she'd be screaming, "Galavant!"
[Bridge]
Fm C
One tiny problem
Fm C
Soon would arise
Fm E
Richard, a nearby king
F C
Of wealth and stature
Fm C
He watched Madalena
Fm C
Lust in his eyes
A E
And he asked her for her hand...
C
Well, more like a demand...
G
Well, more like had his henchman snatch her
[Verse 3]
Db
Which brings us to today
Bbm
The Royal Wedding Day
Gb Ab
No one can stop it now but Galavant
Db
Poor Madalena waits
Bbm
Behind King Richard's gates
Gb Ab
For the arrival of her Galavant
Bbm Ab
Now, at last begins a true adventure
F Gb
Epic! Wild! A real butt-clencher!
Db Bbm
So, Huzzah and tally-ho!
Gb
Sit back and here we go!
Attend the tale of...
Db Ab Db
Gaaaaaaaaaaa-laaaaaaaaaaa-vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaant!
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