Burning Times by Rumors of the Big Wave - Lyrics Chords
Tempo:
90.425 bpm
Chords used:
Gm
F
G
C
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Gm] In the cool of the [D] evening, [Gm] they used to gather, [F] meet the stars in the [Bb] meadow, [C] circle near [G] an old oak tree.
At the [D] times appointed, [G] by the seasons [F] of the year, [Gm] and the phases of the moon,
In [C] the center, [Gm] stood a woman, [F] equal with the others, [Gm] and respected for her worth.
One of many, we called the holy churches, [F] the healers and the teachers [A] of the [Gm] wisdom of the earth.
And the people grew through the knowledge she gave them,
[F] urge to heal their bodies, fill [Gm] us to make their spirits whole.
Can't you hear [F] them chanting,
[Gm] healing incantations, [F] calling forth the wise ones, [G] celebrating [Gm] in dance and song.
[C] Aisatsa ta deana [G] heke de de meete kaali inana
[F] [C] [Gm]
And the ghosts came to [D] power, [Gm] through domination, [F] and they bonded in the worship [Gm] of a dead man on a cross.
They sought [Dm] control [Gm] of the common people, [F] by demanding allegiance [Gm] to the church of Rome.
And the [C] Pope declared [Gm] an inquisition, [F] it was war against the women, [Gm] whose power they feared.
In this
[F] holocaust [Gm] against the nature people, [F] nine million [Gm] European women died.
And the [D] tale is [Gm] told of those, who by the hundreds, holding together, chose their death in the [Fm] sea.
[Gm] While chanting the praises of the mother goddess, a refusal of betrayal,
women were dying to be free.
[D]
[G] [F]
[G] [F] [G]
[Gm] Aisatsa ta [Cm] deana [Gm] heke de de meete [F] [Gm] kaali inana
And the earth is a witch, and the man still burned [F] her, stripping her [C] down with mining and the [Gm] poison of the war.
To us the earth is [Am] a healer, [Gm] a teacher, a mother, [F] a weaver of a web of [G] light that keeps [Gm] us all alive.
She [G] gives us a vision [Gm] to see through the [F] chaos, she gives us a courage, [G] and it's our will to survive.
[F] [G] [E]
Aisatsa ta [C] deana [Gm] heke de de [F] meete [Gm] kaali
At the [D] times appointed, [G] by the seasons [F] of the year, [Gm] and the phases of the moon,
In [C] the center, [Gm] stood a woman, [F] equal with the others, [Gm] and respected for her worth.
One of many, we called the holy churches, [F] the healers and the teachers [A] of the [Gm] wisdom of the earth.
And the people grew through the knowledge she gave them,
[F] urge to heal their bodies, fill [Gm] us to make their spirits whole.
Can't you hear [F] them chanting,
[Gm] healing incantations, [F] calling forth the wise ones, [G] celebrating [Gm] in dance and song.
[C] Aisatsa ta deana [G] heke de de meete kaali inana
[F] [C] [Gm]
And the ghosts came to [D] power, [Gm] through domination, [F] and they bonded in the worship [Gm] of a dead man on a cross.
They sought [Dm] control [Gm] of the common people, [F] by demanding allegiance [Gm] to the church of Rome.
And the [C] Pope declared [Gm] an inquisition, [F] it was war against the women, [Gm] whose power they feared.
In this
[F] holocaust [Gm] against the nature people, [F] nine million [Gm] European women died.
And the [D] tale is [Gm] told of those, who by the hundreds, holding together, chose their death in the [Fm] sea.
[Gm] While chanting the praises of the mother goddess, a refusal of betrayal,
women were dying to be free.
[D]
[G] [F]
[G] [F] [G]
[Gm] Aisatsa ta [Cm] deana [Gm] heke de de meete [F] [Gm] kaali inana
And the earth is a witch, and the man still burned [F] her, stripping her [C] down with mining and the [Gm] poison of the war.
To us the earth is [Am] a healer, [Gm] a teacher, a mother, [F] a weaver of a web of [G] light that keeps [Gm] us all alive.
She [G] gives us a vision [Gm] to see through the [F] chaos, she gives us a courage, [G] and it's our will to survive.
[F] [G] [E]
Aisatsa ta [C] deana [Gm] heke de de [F] meete [Gm] kaali
Key:
Gm
F
G
C
D
Gm
F
G
_ _ [Gm] _ In the cool of the [D] evening, [Gm] they used to gather, [F] meet the stars in the [Bb] meadow, [C] circle near [G] an old oak tree.
At the [D] times appointed, [G] _ by the seasons [F] of the year, _ [Gm] and the phases of the moon,
In [C] the center, [Gm] _ stood a woman, [F] equal with the others, [Gm] and respected for her worth.
One of many, we called the holy churches, [F] the healers and the teachers [A] of the [Gm] wisdom of the earth.
_ And the people grew through the knowledge she gave them,
[F] urge to heal their bodies, fill [Gm] us to make their spirits whole.
_ Can't you hear [F] them chanting, _
[Gm] healing incantations, [F] calling forth the wise ones, [G] celebrating [Gm] in dance and song.
_ [C] Aisatsa ta deana [G] heke de de meete kaali inana _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ [C] _ [Gm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ And the ghosts came to [D] power, [Gm] _ through domination, [F] and they bonded in the worship [Gm] of a dead man on a cross.
They sought [Dm] control [Gm] of the common people, [F] by demanding allegiance [Gm] to the church of Rome.
And the [C] Pope declared [Gm] _ an inquisition, [F] it was war against the women, [Gm] whose power they feared.
In this _
[F] holocaust [Gm] against the nature people, [F] nine million [Gm] European women died.
And the [D] tale is [Gm] told of those, who by the hundreds, holding together, chose their death in the [Fm] sea.
[Gm] While chanting the praises of the mother goddess, a refusal of betrayal,
women were dying to be free. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _ _
[Gm] Aisatsa ta [Cm] deana [Gm] _ _ _ heke de de meete [F] _ _ _ [Gm] _ kaali inana
And the earth is a witch, and the man still burned [F] her, stripping her [C] down with mining and the [Gm] poison of the war.
To us the earth is [Am] a healer, [Gm] a teacher, a mother, [F] a weaver of a web of [G] light that keeps [Gm] us all alive.
She [G] gives us a vision [Gm] to see through the [F] chaos, she gives us a courage, [G] and it's our will to survive.
_ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _ _ [E]
Aisatsa ta [C] deana [Gm] heke de de _ _ _ [F] meete _ _ [Gm] kaali _ _ _ _
At the [D] times appointed, [G] _ by the seasons [F] of the year, _ [Gm] and the phases of the moon,
In [C] the center, [Gm] _ stood a woman, [F] equal with the others, [Gm] and respected for her worth.
One of many, we called the holy churches, [F] the healers and the teachers [A] of the [Gm] wisdom of the earth.
_ And the people grew through the knowledge she gave them,
[F] urge to heal their bodies, fill [Gm] us to make their spirits whole.
_ Can't you hear [F] them chanting, _
[Gm] healing incantations, [F] calling forth the wise ones, [G] celebrating [Gm] in dance and song.
_ [C] Aisatsa ta deana [G] heke de de meete kaali inana _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ [C] _ [Gm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ And the ghosts came to [D] power, [Gm] _ through domination, [F] and they bonded in the worship [Gm] of a dead man on a cross.
They sought [Dm] control [Gm] of the common people, [F] by demanding allegiance [Gm] to the church of Rome.
And the [C] Pope declared [Gm] _ an inquisition, [F] it was war against the women, [Gm] whose power they feared.
In this _
[F] holocaust [Gm] against the nature people, [F] nine million [Gm] European women died.
And the [D] tale is [Gm] told of those, who by the hundreds, holding together, chose their death in the [Fm] sea.
[Gm] While chanting the praises of the mother goddess, a refusal of betrayal,
women were dying to be free. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _ _
[Gm] Aisatsa ta [Cm] deana [Gm] _ _ _ heke de de meete [F] _ _ _ [Gm] _ kaali inana
And the earth is a witch, and the man still burned [F] her, stripping her [C] down with mining and the [Gm] poison of the war.
To us the earth is [Am] a healer, [Gm] a teacher, a mother, [F] a weaver of a web of [G] light that keeps [Gm] us all alive.
She [G] gives us a vision [Gm] to see through the [F] chaos, she gives us a courage, [G] and it's our will to survive.
_ _ [F] _ [G] _ _ _ _ [E]
Aisatsa ta [C] deana [Gm] heke de de _ _ _ [F] meete _ _ [Gm] kaali _ _ _ _