Cifra de Road — Nick Drake
Artista: Nick Drake
Cifra de Road, de Nick Drake: acordes, tom, versões e modo de leitura sem distrações.
- Tom original: D
- Composição: Drake (Gb 1) Nicholas
Cifra
E|-------------------0----------------------------|
B|----------0-----------0--------0----------0-----|
G|-------0-----0-----------0--------0----------0--|
D|----0-----------0-------------------------------|
A|-5--------------------------4--------0h2--------|
E|------------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------0--------------------------|
B|----0--------0-----------0-----0--------0--------|
G|-------0--------0-----------------0--------0-----|
D|----------------------------------------------0--|
A|-0--------0--------0-----------------------------|
E|----------------------------4--------0-----------|
FIG. II:-
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E|----------------------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------------------|
G|----------------------------------------------------|
D|-------0-----0--------0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----|
A|----------0--------2-----0-----------------2--------|
E|-0--2-----------0--------------2-----0-----------0--|
E|---------|
|1st time
E|-----------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------------|
G|-----------------------------------------------|
D|----0-----0--------0--------0--------0---------|
A|-------0--------2-----0--------0--------2------|
E|-2-----------0-----------2--------0--------0---|
{triplet}
E|---------|
|2nd time
E|----------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------|
G|----------------------------------------|
D|-------0-----0--------0-----0-----0-----|
A|----------0--------2-----0--------------|
E|-0--2-----------0--------------2-----0--|
VERSE (part a):-
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E|------------------------------------------------|
B|----------0-------------------------------------|
G|-------0-----0-----------0--------0----------0--|
D|----0-----------0-----0--------0----------0-----|
A|-5-----------------5--------4--------0h2--------|
E|------------------------------------------------|
VERSE (part b):-
================
E|--------------------------------------------------|
B|----------0---------------------------------------|
G|-------0-----0-----------0--------0--------0------|
D|----0-----------0-----0--------0--------0-----0---|
A|-0-----------------0------------------------------|
E|----------------------------4--------0------------|
FIG III:-
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E|-------------------0-----|-------------------0-----|
B|----------------------0--|----------------------0--|
G|----------------0--------|----------------0--------|
D|-------0-----0-----------|-------0-----0-----------|
A|-0--2-----5--------------|-0--2-----5--------------|
E|-------------------------|-------------------------|
E|-------------------0------------------------------|
B|----------0-----------0---------------------------|
G|-------0-----0-----------0--------0--------0------|
D|----0-----------0--------------0--------0-----0---|
A|-0------------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------4--------0------------|
ENDING CHORD:-
E|---0---|
B|---0---|
G|---0---|
D|---0---|
A|---2---|
E|---0---|
WORDS (with the relevant part a or b of the verse rhythm):-
Verse 1:-
a: You can say the sun is shining if you really want to
b: I can see the moon and it seems so clear
a: You can take the road that takes you to the stars
b: I can take a road that'll see me through
b: I can take a road that'll see me through
Verse 2:-
a: You can take a road that takes you to the stars now
b: I can take a road that'll see me through
b: I can take a road that'll see me through
b: I can take a road that'll see me through
NOTES:-
I've not bothered to type in the timing of the notes, but it's very
easy to figure out just by listening to the CD; at least you'll know
where to put your fingers...
There are places in the song where there are minor variations, but I
think it's nicer if you just put these in for yourself. Whatever Nick
Drake was at the time of Pink Moon, he certainly wasn't a
perfectionist
in terms of rigid guitar playing. Keep it sounding scruffy and loose
and
you won't go far wrong.
