Chords for LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE mis dos patrias
Tempo:
94.5 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
E
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Raise your right hand and repeat after me.
I pledge [N] allegiance to the flag of the United States of America [D] and to the republic for
which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
[N] Congratulations, you're all now American citizens.
For [G] those who say I'm a malinchista, and who betray my [C] flag and my [D] nation,
so that I may break the borders with my song, I will open my [G] heart to you,
so that the graves of my parents and my [D] grandparents,
who are still crying, may be buried [E] in [G] Androzajo.
I worked, my children were growing up,
they were all born under [C] this great nation.
And my rights have been trampled,
[Em] constitutional laws are being formulated.
What will I do, old man, if they take my money away?
[D] I only want my [E] [G] pension insurance.
[B] But [C] what does it matter if I'm a new citizen,
I'm still Mexican, [D] like Pulque and [G] El Nopal.
And [D] my brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring the tropical [G] blood,
so that they respect [C] the rights of my [D] race,
so that two countries fit in the [F#] same [G] heart.
[E] The [G] judge stood in court on the afternoon of the oath.
From [F#] my heart a salty tear was sprouting, [D] which burned me inside.
Two flags troubled me, one green, white and red with the [G] eagle stamped,
[E] the [D] other with its blue full of stars, with [G] its red and white stripes engraved.
[C] The flag of my children happily contemplated me.
Do not call me a traitor, [G] I love my two countries.
In [D] mine we left dead, here, here my children were born.
For defending my rights, [G] I cannot be a traitor.
[C] But what does it matter [B] if I'm a new [C] citizen,
I'm still Mexican, like [G] Pulque and El Nopal.
[C] And my [D] brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring [E] the [G] tropical blood,
so that they respect the [C#] rights of [D] my race,
so that two countries fit in the [F#] same [G] heart.
[N]
I pledge [N] allegiance to the flag of the United States of America [D] and to the republic for
which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
[N] Congratulations, you're all now American citizens.
For [G] those who say I'm a malinchista, and who betray my [C] flag and my [D] nation,
so that I may break the borders with my song, I will open my [G] heart to you,
so that the graves of my parents and my [D] grandparents,
who are still crying, may be buried [E] in [G] Androzajo.
I worked, my children were growing up,
they were all born under [C] this great nation.
And my rights have been trampled,
[Em] constitutional laws are being formulated.
What will I do, old man, if they take my money away?
[D] I only want my [E] [G] pension insurance.
[B] But [C] what does it matter if I'm a new citizen,
I'm still Mexican, [D] like Pulque and [G] El Nopal.
And [D] my brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring the tropical [G] blood,
so that they respect [C] the rights of my [D] race,
so that two countries fit in the [F#] same [G] heart.
[E] The [G] judge stood in court on the afternoon of the oath.
From [F#] my heart a salty tear was sprouting, [D] which burned me inside.
Two flags troubled me, one green, white and red with the [G] eagle stamped,
[E] the [D] other with its blue full of stars, with [G] its red and white stripes engraved.
[C] The flag of my children happily contemplated me.
Do not call me a traitor, [G] I love my two countries.
In [D] mine we left dead, here, here my children were born.
For defending my rights, [G] I cannot be a traitor.
[C] But what does it matter [B] if I'm a new [C] citizen,
I'm still Mexican, like [G] Pulque and El Nopal.
[C] And my [D] brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring [E] the [G] tropical blood,
so that they respect the [C#] rights of [D] my race,
so that two countries fit in the [F#] same [G] heart.
[N]
Key:
G
D
C
E
F#
G
D
C
_ _ _ _ Raise your right hand and repeat after me.
I pledge [N] allegiance to the flag of the United States of America [D] and to the republic for
which it stands, one nation, under God, _ indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
[N] _ Congratulations, you're all now American citizens.
For [G] those who say I'm a malinchista, _ and who betray my [C] flag and my [D] nation,
_ _ so that I may break the borders with my song, I will open my [G] heart to you,
so that the graves of my parents and my [D] grandparents,
who are still crying, may be buried [E] in [G] Androzajo. _ _ _
_ _ _ I worked, my children were growing _ up,
they were all born under [C] this great nation.
_ _ And my rights have been trampled, _ _ _ _ _
[Em] constitutional laws are being formulated.
What will I do, old man, if they take my money away?
[D] I only want my [E] _ [G] pension insurance. _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] _ But [C] what does it matter if I'm a new citizen,
I'm still Mexican, [D] like Pulque and [G] El Nopal.
And [D] my brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring the tropical [G] blood,
so that they respect [C] the rights of my [D] race,
_ so that two countries fit in the [F#] same _ [G] heart. _ _
_ _ _ [E] The [G] judge stood in court on the afternoon of the oath.
_ From [F#] my heart a salty tear was sprouting, [D] which burned me inside.
_ Two flags troubled me, one green, white and red with the [G] eagle stamped,
_ [E] the [D] other with its blue full of stars, with [G] its red and white stripes engraved. _ _
[C] The flag of my children happily contemplated me.
Do not call me a traitor, [G] I love my two countries.
In [D] mine we left dead, here, here my children were born.
For defending my rights, [G] I cannot be a traitor. _
[C] But what does it matter [B] if I'm a new [C] citizen,
I'm still Mexican, like [G] Pulque and El _ Nopal. _
[C] And my [D] brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring [E] the [G] tropical blood, _ _
so that they respect the [C#] rights of [D] my race, _
so that two countries fit in the [F#] same [G] heart. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
I pledge [N] allegiance to the flag of the United States of America [D] and to the republic for
which it stands, one nation, under God, _ indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
[N] _ Congratulations, you're all now American citizens.
For [G] those who say I'm a malinchista, _ and who betray my [C] flag and my [D] nation,
_ _ so that I may break the borders with my song, I will open my [G] heart to you,
so that the graves of my parents and my [D] grandparents,
who are still crying, may be buried [E] in [G] Androzajo. _ _ _
_ _ _ I worked, my children were growing _ up,
they were all born under [C] this great nation.
_ _ And my rights have been trampled, _ _ _ _ _
[Em] constitutional laws are being formulated.
What will I do, old man, if they take my money away?
[D] I only want my [E] _ [G] pension insurance. _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] _ But [C] what does it matter if I'm a new citizen,
I'm still Mexican, [D] like Pulque and [G] El Nopal.
And [D] my brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring the tropical [G] blood,
so that they respect [C] the rights of my [D] race,
_ so that two countries fit in the [F#] same _ [G] heart. _ _
_ _ _ [E] The [G] judge stood in court on the afternoon of the oath.
_ From [F#] my heart a salty tear was sprouting, [D] which burned me inside.
_ Two flags troubled me, one green, white and red with the [G] eagle stamped,
_ [E] the [D] other with its blue full of stars, with [G] its red and white stripes engraved. _ _
[C] The flag of my children happily contemplated me.
Do not call me a traitor, [G] I love my two countries.
In [D] mine we left dead, here, here my children were born.
For defending my rights, [G] I cannot be a traitor. _
[C] But what does it matter [B] if I'm a new [C] citizen,
I'm still Mexican, like [G] Pulque and El _ Nopal. _
[C] And my [D] brothers, between South Americans, Caribbean or Cubans,
bring [E] the [G] tropical blood, _ _
so that they respect the [C#] rights of [D] my race, _
so that two countries fit in the [F#] same [G] heart. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _