Biografia:
“I think the good in people is never lost,” Koji said. “And it’s never gone from music. Music is an art form that celebrates potential. If you’re looking for it, you’re going to find it.” - February 20, 2012 interview with Gaining Ground Media.
Andrew Koji Shiraki is an American artist and activist from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA. He can be seen advocating with organizations such as Resolve and Invisible Children on behalf of the
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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!
Tuning: Standard
No Capo
3/4 Timing
If you play the chords like this it should sound identical to the original recording.
Im not sure what the chord names are for the (C1) and (C2), but follow the tab,
and make sure to mute the low E string with your thumb. Don't worry too much about
muting the other strings and it should be fine
F (C1) (C2) C/Gmaj9 C/Emaj7
0 X X 0 0
1 X X 1 0
2 X X 0 0
3 3 5 0 2
3 5 7 2 3
0 X X 3 0
When he plays the F/Cmaj7 chord, he usually hammers on to the G string with his
middle finger and same with the C chord on the D string. Play with that a bit and
it should sound about right.
F C C (C1) (C2)
Appalachian giants sleeping.
F C C (C1) (C2)
Grey, blue, green silhouettes;
F C C (C1) (C2)
White dotted lines cut across a great american cloth.
F C (C1) (C2) 2x
(Repeat this pattern for 2nd and 3rd verses)
Miles on miles off in memory.
Ghosts haunt, hang and hover like the morning mist.
The sun burns it off, the giants rise,
then I know I'm alive.
The afternoon sky is a hammer
beating down, blinding my eyes.
Long at last, dusk comes forgiving me.
I know I'm alright.
Play the pattern 2x, but instead of (C1) and (C2) use C/Gmaj9 to transition into the chorus
Em F C C/Emaj7
Finding it easier to leave than to stay
Em F C C/Emaj7
. Rushing in, rushing out through the infinite day
Em F C
. I'm losing myself in finding my way.
C/Emaj7 G7 C
finding my waaaaaay
Wait 4 measures then just repeat the verse and you're finished!
Criticism is appreciated
No Capo
3/4 Timing
If you play the chords like this it should sound identical to the original recording.
Im not sure what the chord names are for the (C1) and (C2), but follow the tab,
and make sure to mute the low E string with your thumb. Don't worry too much about
muting the other strings and it should be fine
F (C1) (C2) C/Gmaj9 C/Emaj7
0 X X 0 0
1 X X 1 0
2 X X 0 0
3 3 5 0 2
3 5 7 2 3
0 X X 3 0
When he plays the F/Cmaj7 chord, he usually hammers on to the G string with his
middle finger and same with the C chord on the D string. Play with that a bit and
it should sound about right.
F C C (C1) (C2)
Appalachian giants sleeping.
F C C (C1) (C2)
Grey, blue, green silhouettes;
F C C (C1) (C2)
White dotted lines cut across a great american cloth.
F C (C1) (C2) 2x
(Repeat this pattern for 2nd and 3rd verses)
Miles on miles off in memory.
Ghosts haunt, hang and hover like the morning mist.
The sun burns it off, the giants rise,
then I know I'm alive.
The afternoon sky is a hammer
beating down, blinding my eyes.
Long at last, dusk comes forgiving me.
I know I'm alright.
Play the pattern 2x, but instead of (C1) and (C2) use C/Gmaj9 to transition into the chorus
Em F C C/Emaj7
Finding it easier to leave than to stay
Em F C C/Emaj7
. Rushing in, rushing out through the infinite day
Em F C
. I'm losing myself in finding my way.
C/Emaj7 G7 C
finding my waaaaaay
Wait 4 measures then just repeat the verse and you're finished!
Criticism is appreciated
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