Hawaiian Pride Chords by Hawaiian Soljah
Tempo:
127.95 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
Bb
Dm
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] Now, [F] we said no.
[Am] Hawaiian.
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
[Bb] For a while.
Now, [F] we said no.
[C] Hawaiian.
[Dm]
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
For [Bb] a while.
[F]
Said [C] I remember.
[Dm] And what my grandpa [Bb] said.
[F]
About [C] all the things that the white [Dm] man came and did.
[Bb] [F]
They claim they [C] come in peace.
And [Dm] about the islands they were trying [Bb] to seize.
[F]
[C] Corrupting our culture while spreading [Dm] the disease.
[Bb] Yeah.
[F] So I'm going to spit the truth.
When I'm in the booth.
I'm [C] pulling [Dm]
through.
I [Bb] [F] got a Haitian crew.
[C] [Dm] From Papua New Guinea.
[Bb] Don't forget about the warriors.
Coming from [F] Fiji.
Coming [C] with the hits.
It ain't [Dm] easy.
I got a hit right here.
[Bb] Island princess that don't ever [F] leave me.
In [C] the middle of the way they can't wait to [Dm] see me.
Been a long wait.
[Bb] This one is for my people.
Now, [F] we said no.
[C] Hawaiian.
[Dm]
Feel [Bb] me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
for [Bb] a while.
Now [F] be said no, [C] Hawaiian, [Dm] go pride.
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to
release my [Dm] Polynesian side for [Bb] a while.
[F]
As [C] time went by, [B] the more and more ships [Bb] came
through, [F] which started [C] a trade and the trust [Dm] between us grew.
[Bb] [F]
We treated [C] them like kings
[Dm] and now they want [Bb] everything [F] to put [C] up their fences with their signs, [Dm] no trespassing.
[Bb] So
[F] we got to keep strong, keep holding [C] on because we're living in a world where things go [Dm] wrong
and the time goes on and the more it comes, we'll be [Bb] forced into a battle that cannot
be won.
[F] And I'm trying to see past reality, [C] what had happened in the past done illegally.
[Dm] And I can only be what I'm supposed to be, the [Bb] one who was chosen by my people to speak.
[F] So I'm going to tell you right here and I'm going to give you the [C] real, way that I've
been speaking is the way that I feel.
[Dm] Do you know how many people that your actions have
killed?
And do you know [Bb] we had a royalty before you were here?
[F] So why don't you go back to
where you're [C] from and to give us all back the Hawaiian kingdom.
[Dm] It's the least you could
do for the things you've done.
This one [Bb] is for my queen who you put in prison.
[F]
[C] Now be
[Dm]
no pride.
[Bb] Feel me one more time.
[F]
Allow me [C] to release my [Dm] Polynesian side [Bb] for a while.
Now [F] me say no, [C] Hawaiian [Dm]
pride.
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian
side for [Bb] a while.
[F]
And [C] until this day, there [Dm] was a limit to the things [Bb] we'd say, [F]
but slowly
[C] our culture is fading [Dm]
away.
[Bb] [F]
So right [C] here, right now, [Dm] it's a must that we all [Bb] unite.
[F]
If not [C] for ourselves, then for the [Dm]
keikis who are [Bb] not the future.
Yeah, that's right.
[F] Said I'm just a local boy coming out the [C] islands, trying to make the people cross country, [Dm] smile
to the reggae beat that you're hearing on [Bb] vibe.
But mixed with the lyrics from one proud [F] Hawaiian,
speaking out loud all across the land.
[C] My sister and I are proud to be a Hawaiian.
[Dm] Ain't no shame
in the game when you're living in vain.
Cause all [Bb] blood are the same.
We're just a Hawaiian
strain.
[F] Stop trying to act like someone else.
But body of [C] people supposed to be respectful.
You're the act of [Dm] deceitful.
Live on the most beautifulest place on earth.
[Bb] And you've been
blessed with the lowest since the day of your birth.
[F] And my queen will give her life for her
people.
That's [C] right.
I didn't want her blood.
She helped keep us alive.
[Dm] And now I'm living in
a struggle.
No, I'm [Bb] not living rich, but I'm living with [F] pride.
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] For a while.
[F] [C] [Dm]
[Bb]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] Now, [F] we said no.
[Am] Hawaiian.
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
[Bb] For a while.
Now, [F] we said no.
[C] Hawaiian.
[Dm]
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
For [Bb] a while.
[F]
Said [C] I remember.
[Dm] And what my grandpa [Bb] said.
[F]
About [C] all the things that the white [Dm] man came and did.
[Bb] [F]
They claim they [C] come in peace.
And [Dm] about the islands they were trying [Bb] to seize.
[F]
[C] Corrupting our culture while spreading [Dm] the disease.
[Bb] Yeah.
[F] So I'm going to spit the truth.
When I'm in the booth.
I'm [C] pulling [Dm]
through.
I [Bb] [F] got a Haitian crew.
[C] [Dm] From Papua New Guinea.
[Bb] Don't forget about the warriors.
Coming from [F] Fiji.
Coming [C] with the hits.
It ain't [Dm] easy.
I got a hit right here.
[Bb] Island princess that don't ever [F] leave me.
In [C] the middle of the way they can't wait to [Dm] see me.
Been a long wait.
[Bb] This one is for my people.
Now, [F] we said no.
[C] Hawaiian.
[Dm]
Feel [Bb] me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
for [Bb] a while.
Now [F] be said no, [C] Hawaiian, [Dm] go pride.
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to
release my [Dm] Polynesian side for [Bb] a while.
[F]
As [C] time went by, [B] the more and more ships [Bb] came
through, [F] which started [C] a trade and the trust [Dm] between us grew.
[Bb] [F]
We treated [C] them like kings
[Dm] and now they want [Bb] everything [F] to put [C] up their fences with their signs, [Dm] no trespassing.
[Bb] So
[F] we got to keep strong, keep holding [C] on because we're living in a world where things go [Dm] wrong
and the time goes on and the more it comes, we'll be [Bb] forced into a battle that cannot
be won.
[F] And I'm trying to see past reality, [C] what had happened in the past done illegally.
[Dm] And I can only be what I'm supposed to be, the [Bb] one who was chosen by my people to speak.
[F] So I'm going to tell you right here and I'm going to give you the [C] real, way that I've
been speaking is the way that I feel.
[Dm] Do you know how many people that your actions have
killed?
And do you know [Bb] we had a royalty before you were here?
[F] So why don't you go back to
where you're [C] from and to give us all back the Hawaiian kingdom.
[Dm] It's the least you could
do for the things you've done.
This one [Bb] is for my queen who you put in prison.
[F]
[C] Now be
[Dm]
no pride.
[Bb] Feel me one more time.
[F]
Allow me [C] to release my [Dm] Polynesian side [Bb] for a while.
Now [F] me say no, [C] Hawaiian [Dm]
pride.
[Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian
side for [Bb] a while.
[F]
And [C] until this day, there [Dm] was a limit to the things [Bb] we'd say, [F]
but slowly
[C] our culture is fading [Dm]
away.
[Bb] [F]
So right [C] here, right now, [Dm] it's a must that we all [Bb] unite.
[F]
If not [C] for ourselves, then for the [Dm]
keikis who are [Bb] not the future.
Yeah, that's right.
[F] Said I'm just a local boy coming out the [C] islands, trying to make the people cross country, [Dm] smile
to the reggae beat that you're hearing on [Bb] vibe.
But mixed with the lyrics from one proud [F] Hawaiian,
speaking out loud all across the land.
[C] My sister and I are proud to be a Hawaiian.
[Dm] Ain't no shame
in the game when you're living in vain.
Cause all [Bb] blood are the same.
We're just a Hawaiian
strain.
[F] Stop trying to act like someone else.
But body of [C] people supposed to be respectful.
You're the act of [Dm] deceitful.
Live on the most beautifulest place on earth.
[Bb] And you've been
blessed with the lowest since the day of your birth.
[F] And my queen will give her life for her
people.
That's [C] right.
I didn't want her blood.
She helped keep us alive.
[Dm] And now I'm living in
a struggle.
No, I'm [Bb] not living rich, but I'm living with [F] pride.
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
[C] [Dm]
[Bb] For a while.
[F] [C] [Dm]
[Bb]
Key:
F
C
Bb
Dm
Am
F
C
Bb
[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ Now, [F] we said no.
_ [Am] _ Hawaiian.
[C] _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
[Bb] For a while.
Now, [F] we said no.
_ [C] _ Hawaiian.
_ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
For [Bb] a while.
_ [F] _
_ Said [C] I remember.
[Dm] And what my grandpa [Bb] said.
_ _ [F] _
_ About [C] all the things that the white [Dm] man came and did.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
They claim they [C] come in peace.
And [Dm] about the islands they were trying [Bb] to seize.
_ _ [F] _
_ _ [C] Corrupting our culture while spreading [Dm] the disease.
_ _ [Bb] _ Yeah.
[F] So I'm going to spit the truth.
When I'm in the booth.
I'm [C] pulling _ _ [Dm] _
through.
I [Bb] _ _ [F] got a Haitian crew.
_ [C] _ _ _ [Dm] From Papua New Guinea.
[Bb] Don't forget about the warriors.
Coming from [F] Fiji.
_ Coming [C] with the hits.
It ain't [Dm] easy.
I got a hit right here.
_ [Bb] Island princess that don't ever [F] leave me.
In _ [C] the middle of the way they can't wait to [Dm] see me.
Been a long wait.
[Bb] This one is for my people.
Now, [F] we said no.
_ [C] _ Hawaiian.
_ [Dm] _
_ _ Feel [Bb] me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
for [Bb] a while.
Now [F] be said no, _ _ [C] _ Hawaiian, [Dm] go pride.
_ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to
release my [Dm] Polynesian side for [Bb] a while.
_ [F] _
_ As [C] time went by, [B] the more and more ships [Bb] came
_ through, [F] which _ started [C] a trade and the trust [Dm] between us grew.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
We treated [C] them like kings
[Dm] and now they want [Bb] everything _ _ [F] to _ put [C] up their fences with their signs, [Dm] no trespassing.
_ [Bb] _ _ So
[F] we got to keep strong, keep holding [C] on because we're living in a world where things go [Dm] wrong
and the time goes on and the more it comes, we'll be [Bb] forced into a battle that cannot
be won.
[F] And I'm trying to see past reality, [C] what had happened in the past done illegally.
[Dm] And I can only be what I'm supposed to be, the [Bb] one who was chosen by my people to speak.
[F] So I'm going to tell you right here and I'm going to give you the [C] real, way that I've
been speaking is the way that I feel.
[Dm] Do you know how many people that your actions have
killed?
And do you know [Bb] we had a royalty before you were here?
[F] So why don't you go back to
where you're [C] from and to give us all back the Hawaiian kingdom.
[Dm] It's the least you could
do for the things you've done.
This one [Bb] is for my queen who you put in prison.
[F] _
_ _ [C] Now be
_ _ [Dm] _
no pride.
_ [Bb] Feel me one more time.
[F] _
Allow me [C] to release my [Dm] Polynesian side [Bb] for a while.
Now [F] me say no, _ [C] Hawaiian _ _ [Dm]
pride.
_ _ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian
_ side for [Bb] a while.
_ [F] _
And [C] until this day, there [Dm] was a limit to the things [Bb] we'd say, _ _ [F] _
but slowly
[C] our culture is fading [Dm]
away.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
So right [C] here, right now, [Dm] it's a must that we all [Bb] unite.
_ _ [F] _
If not [C] for ourselves, then for the [Dm] _
keikis who are [Bb] not the future.
Yeah, that's right.
[F] Said I'm just a local boy coming out the [C] islands, trying to make the people cross country, [Dm] smile
to the reggae beat that you're hearing on [Bb] vibe.
But mixed with the lyrics from one proud [F] Hawaiian,
speaking out loud all across the land.
[C] My sister and I are proud to be a Hawaiian.
[Dm] Ain't no shame
in the game when you're living in vain.
Cause all [Bb] blood are the same.
We're just a Hawaiian
strain.
[F] Stop trying to act like someone else.
But body of [C] people supposed to be respectful.
You're the act of [Dm] deceitful.
Live on the most beautifulest place on earth.
[Bb] And you've been
blessed with the lowest since the day of your birth.
[F] And my queen will give her life for her
people.
That's [C] right.
I didn't want her blood.
She helped keep us alive.
[Dm] And now I'm living in
a struggle.
No, I'm [Bb] not living rich, but I'm living with [F] pride.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ [Bb] For a while.
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ Now, [F] we said no.
_ [Am] _ Hawaiian.
[C] _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
[Bb] For a while.
Now, [F] we said no.
_ [C] _ Hawaiian.
_ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
For [Bb] a while.
_ [F] _
_ Said [C] I remember.
[Dm] And what my grandpa [Bb] said.
_ _ [F] _
_ About [C] all the things that the white [Dm] man came and did.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
They claim they [C] come in peace.
And [Dm] about the islands they were trying [Bb] to seize.
_ _ [F] _
_ _ [C] Corrupting our culture while spreading [Dm] the disease.
_ _ [Bb] _ Yeah.
[F] So I'm going to spit the truth.
When I'm in the booth.
I'm [C] pulling _ _ [Dm] _
through.
I [Bb] _ _ [F] got a Haitian crew.
_ [C] _ _ _ [Dm] From Papua New Guinea.
[Bb] Don't forget about the warriors.
Coming from [F] Fiji.
_ Coming [C] with the hits.
It ain't [Dm] easy.
I got a hit right here.
_ [Bb] Island princess that don't ever [F] leave me.
In _ [C] the middle of the way they can't wait to [Dm] see me.
Been a long wait.
[Bb] This one is for my people.
Now, [F] we said no.
_ [C] _ Hawaiian.
_ [Dm] _
_ _ Feel [Bb] me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian side.
for [Bb] a while.
Now [F] be said no, _ _ [C] _ Hawaiian, [Dm] go pride.
_ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to
release my [Dm] Polynesian side for [Bb] a while.
_ [F] _
_ As [C] time went by, [B] the more and more ships [Bb] came
_ through, [F] which _ started [C] a trade and the trust [Dm] between us grew.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
We treated [C] them like kings
[Dm] and now they want [Bb] everything _ _ [F] to _ put [C] up their fences with their signs, [Dm] no trespassing.
_ [Bb] _ _ So
[F] we got to keep strong, keep holding [C] on because we're living in a world where things go [Dm] wrong
and the time goes on and the more it comes, we'll be [Bb] forced into a battle that cannot
be won.
[F] And I'm trying to see past reality, [C] what had happened in the past done illegally.
[Dm] And I can only be what I'm supposed to be, the [Bb] one who was chosen by my people to speak.
[F] So I'm going to tell you right here and I'm going to give you the [C] real, way that I've
been speaking is the way that I feel.
[Dm] Do you know how many people that your actions have
killed?
And do you know [Bb] we had a royalty before you were here?
[F] So why don't you go back to
where you're [C] from and to give us all back the Hawaiian kingdom.
[Dm] It's the least you could
do for the things you've done.
This one [Bb] is for my queen who you put in prison.
[F] _
_ _ [C] Now be
_ _ [Dm] _
no pride.
_ [Bb] Feel me one more time.
[F] _
Allow me [C] to release my [Dm] Polynesian side [Bb] for a while.
Now [F] me say no, _ [C] Hawaiian _ _ [Dm]
pride.
_ _ [Bb] Feel me one more [F] time.
_ Allow [C] me to release my [Dm] Polynesian
_ side for [Bb] a while.
_ [F] _
And [C] until this day, there [Dm] was a limit to the things [Bb] we'd say, _ _ [F] _
but slowly
[C] our culture is fading [Dm]
away.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
So right [C] here, right now, [Dm] it's a must that we all [Bb] unite.
_ _ [F] _
If not [C] for ourselves, then for the [Dm] _
keikis who are [Bb] not the future.
Yeah, that's right.
[F] Said I'm just a local boy coming out the [C] islands, trying to make the people cross country, [Dm] smile
to the reggae beat that you're hearing on [Bb] vibe.
But mixed with the lyrics from one proud [F] Hawaiian,
speaking out loud all across the land.
[C] My sister and I are proud to be a Hawaiian.
[Dm] Ain't no shame
in the game when you're living in vain.
Cause all [Bb] blood are the same.
We're just a Hawaiian
strain.
[F] Stop trying to act like someone else.
But body of [C] people supposed to be respectful.
You're the act of [Dm] deceitful.
Live on the most beautifulest place on earth.
[Bb] And you've been
blessed with the lowest since the day of your birth.
[F] And my queen will give her life for her
people.
That's [C] right.
I didn't want her blood.
She helped keep us alive.
[Dm] And now I'm living in
a struggle.
No, I'm [Bb] not living rich, but I'm living with [F] pride.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ [Bb] For a while.
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _