Nas & Damian Marley Ft. K'Naan - Africa Must Wake Up Chords
Tempo:
138.9 bpm
Chords used:
Bm
F#m
A
D
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [D] Morning to you man
Morning [Bm] to your love
[F#m] [E] [D]
[C#m] [Bm] [D]
I
say I
[B] Say [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better day [A] come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you [F#m] tell [Bm] me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, [F#m] no, well Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, [F#m] no, the black oasis [Bm] ancient Africa the sacred awaken the sleeping giant science art is your [F#m] creation
[A] I dreamt that we [Bm] could visit old Kimmy
Your history is too complex and rigid for some Western [F#m] critics
They want the whole [Bm] subject diminished but Africa is the origin of all the world's religions
[F#m] Repraise bridges that [A] carry the sober [Bm] the battlefronts of Sudanic soldiers the task put before us
[F#m] Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [A] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, no, [A] well Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this [A] study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Who are we [F#m] today the slums diseases [Bm] AIDS we need that all to fade we cannot be afraid
So who are we [F#m] today?
We [A] are the morning [Bm] after the makeshift youth the slave ship captured our diaspora is the final [F#m] chapter the
Ancestral [Bm] lineage built pyramids America's first immigrant the king's son and daughters from now [F#m] waters the first [Bm] architect the first
philosophers astronomers the first prophets and the doctors
[F#m] How can we all [Bm] pray each in his own way teaching and learning?
We can work [F#m] it out.
We love a warm [Bm] bed
We love some warm bread and shelter from the storm dread and we can work it [F#m] out mother nature [Bm] feeds all
Informing and drought tell those selfish in ways not to share [F#m] a soul
What's the tree [Bm] without root lion without to lie without you?
[F#m] [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
Yeah, better [F#m] day come this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today? Yeah, [F#m] I
[A] Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They some more [F#m] love come yesterday.
We [Bm] were kids.
I tell you young blood this world is yours today
[F#m] [A] [Bm]
Only
[F#m] [A] [Bm]
[A] [Bm]
[F#m] [A] [Bm]
[F#m] I
Want to [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[A] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[G#]
[D] [C#m]
thank y'all everybody out there
This is nice
name me Amali
distant [F#m] relatives
[C#m] We're all distant relatives.
No matter where you from where you live.
I mean how far
Africa China, Japan Afghanistan Israel
[A] We're all [E] distant [F#m] relatives
[C#m] That's why we came [E] together one of the reasons myself
[F#m]
[D] Damien came together
[E] Cuz we all come from one place and that's Africa
That's [F#m] right.
You too
[C#m] [E] We
[C#m] all family just spread out [F#m] all over the place
[E] So to all my distant relatives
Well [F#m] Africa must [Bm] wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Well [F#m] Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons of [Bm] Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better [F#m] day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings can you tell me young ones
[F#m] Morning [Bm] to you morning to the man
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[D]
[F#m]
[F#m] [D] Morning to you man
Morning [Bm] to your love
[F#m] [E] [D]
[C#m] [Bm] [D]
I
say I
[B] Say [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better day [A] come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you [F#m] tell [Bm] me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, [F#m] no, well Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, [F#m] no, the black oasis [Bm] ancient Africa the sacred awaken the sleeping giant science art is your [F#m] creation
[A] I dreamt that we [Bm] could visit old Kimmy
Your history is too complex and rigid for some Western [F#m] critics
They want the whole [Bm] subject diminished but Africa is the origin of all the world's religions
[F#m] Repraise bridges that [A] carry the sober [Bm] the battlefronts of Sudanic soldiers the task put before us
[F#m] Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [A] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, no, [A] well Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this [A] study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Who are we [F#m] today the slums diseases [Bm] AIDS we need that all to fade we cannot be afraid
So who are we [F#m] today?
We [A] are the morning [Bm] after the makeshift youth the slave ship captured our diaspora is the final [F#m] chapter the
Ancestral [Bm] lineage built pyramids America's first immigrant the king's son and daughters from now [F#m] waters the first [Bm] architect the first
philosophers astronomers the first prophets and the doctors
[F#m] How can we all [Bm] pray each in his own way teaching and learning?
We can work [F#m] it out.
We love a warm [Bm] bed
We love some warm bread and shelter from the storm dread and we can work it [F#m] out mother nature [Bm] feeds all
Informing and drought tell those selfish in ways not to share [F#m] a soul
What's the tree [Bm] without root lion without to lie without you?
[F#m] [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
Yeah, better [F#m] day come this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today? Yeah, [F#m] I
[A] Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They some more [F#m] love come yesterday.
We [Bm] were kids.
I tell you young blood this world is yours today
[F#m] [A] [Bm]
Only
[F#m] [A] [Bm]
[A] [Bm]
[F#m] [A] [Bm]
[F#m] I
Want to [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[A] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[G#]
[D] [C#m]
thank y'all everybody out there
This is nice
name me Amali
distant [F#m] relatives
[C#m] We're all distant relatives.
No matter where you from where you live.
I mean how far
Africa China, Japan Afghanistan Israel
[A] We're all [E] distant [F#m] relatives
[C#m] That's why we came [E] together one of the reasons myself
[F#m]
[D] Damien came together
[E] Cuz we all come from one place and that's Africa
That's [F#m] right.
You too
[C#m] [E] We
[C#m] all family just spread out [F#m] all over the place
[E] So to all my distant relatives
Well [F#m] Africa must [Bm] wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Well [F#m] Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons of [Bm] Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better [F#m] day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings can you tell me young ones
[F#m] Morning [Bm] to you morning to the man
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[F#m] [Bm]
[D]
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[F#m] _ _ _ _ [D] Morning to you man
_ Morning _ [Bm] to your love _
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[C#m] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [D] _
_ I
_ say I
[B] Say _ [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better day [A] come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you [F#m] tell [Bm] me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, [F#m] no, well Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
_ Yeah, [F#m] no, the black oasis [Bm] ancient Africa the sacred awaken the sleeping giant science art is your [F#m] creation
[A] I dreamt that we [Bm] could visit old Kimmy
Your history is too complex and rigid for some Western [F#m] critics
They want the whole [Bm] subject diminished but Africa is the origin of all the world's religions
[F#m] Repraise bridges that [A] carry the sober [Bm] the battlefronts of Sudanic soldiers the task put before us _
[F#m] _ Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [A] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, no, [A] well Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this [A] study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Who are we [F#m] today the slums diseases [Bm] AIDS we need that all to fade we cannot be afraid
So who are we [F#m] today?
We [A] are the morning [Bm] after the makeshift youth the slave ship captured our diaspora is the final [F#m] chapter the
Ancestral [Bm] lineage built pyramids America's first immigrant the king's son and daughters from now [F#m] waters the first [Bm] architect the first
philosophers astronomers the first prophets and the doctors _
[F#m] How can we all [Bm] pray each in his own way teaching and learning?
We can work [F#m] it out.
We love a warm [Bm] bed
We love some warm bread and shelter from the storm dread and we can work it [F#m] out mother nature [Bm] feeds all
Informing and drought tell those selfish in ways not to share [F#m] a soul
What's the tree [Bm] without root lion without to lie without you? _ _
[F#m] _ _ [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
Yeah, better [F#m] day come this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today? Yeah, _ [F#m] I
[A] Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They some more [F#m] love come yesterday.
We [Bm] were kids.
I tell you young blood this world is yours today _ _
[F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
Only _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
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[F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
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[F#m] I
Want to _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
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[F#m] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _
[D] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _
_ thank y'all everybody out there
_ _ This is nice
name me _ Amali
distant [F#m] relatives
[C#m] We're all distant relatives.
No matter where you from where you live.
I mean how far _ _
Africa China, Japan Afghanistan Israel
_ [A] We're all [E] _ _ distant [F#m] relatives
_ _ [C#m] _ That's why we came [E] together one of the reasons _ myself
[F#m] _
[D] Damien came together
[E] _ Cuz we all come from one place and that's Africa
_ _ That's [F#m] right.
You too
_ _ [C#m] _ [E] _ We _
[C#m] _ _ all family just spread out [F#m] all over the place
[E] So to all my distant relatives
_ _ _ _ _ Well [F#m] _ Africa must [Bm] wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
_ _ _ _ Well [F#m] _ Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons of [Bm] Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better [F#m] day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings can you tell me young ones _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ Morning [Bm] to you _ _ morning to the man _
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[F#m] _ _ _ _ [D] Morning to you man
_ Morning _ [Bm] to your love _
_ [F#m] _ _ [E] _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C#m] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ [D] _
_ I
_ say I
[B] Say _ [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better day [A] come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you [F#m] tell [Bm] me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, [F#m] no, well Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
_ Yeah, [F#m] no, the black oasis [Bm] ancient Africa the sacred awaken the sleeping giant science art is your [F#m] creation
[A] I dreamt that we [Bm] could visit old Kimmy
Your history is too complex and rigid for some Western [F#m] critics
They want the whole [Bm] subject diminished but Africa is the origin of all the world's religions
[F#m] Repraise bridges that [A] carry the sober [Bm] the battlefronts of Sudanic soldiers the task put before us _
[F#m] _ Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [A] day come this study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Yeah, no, [A] well Africa [Bm] must wake up sleeping [F#m] sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
May a better [F#m] day come this [A] study [Bm] we workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today?
Who are we [F#m] today the slums diseases [Bm] AIDS we need that all to fade we cannot be afraid
So who are we [F#m] today?
We [A] are the morning [Bm] after the makeshift youth the slave ship captured our diaspora is the final [F#m] chapter the
Ancestral [Bm] lineage built pyramids America's first immigrant the king's son and daughters from now [F#m] waters the first [Bm] architect the first
philosophers astronomers the first prophets and the doctors _
[F#m] How can we all [Bm] pray each in his own way teaching and learning?
We can work [F#m] it out.
We love a warm [Bm] bed
We love some warm bread and shelter from the storm dread and we can work it [F#m] out mother nature [Bm] feeds all
Informing and drought tell those selfish in ways not to share [F#m] a soul
What's the tree [Bm] without root lion without to lie without you? _ _
[F#m] _ _ [A] Africa [Bm] must wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
Yeah, better [F#m] day come this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
Who are we today? Yeah, _ [F#m] I
[A] Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons [Bm] of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They some more [F#m] love come yesterday.
We [Bm] were kids.
I tell you young blood this world is yours today _ _
[F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
Only _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ [A] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
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[F#m] I
Want to _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
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[F#m] _ _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _
[D] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _ _
_ thank y'all everybody out there
_ _ This is nice
name me _ Amali
distant [F#m] relatives
[C#m] We're all distant relatives.
No matter where you from where you live.
I mean how far _ _
Africa China, Japan Afghanistan Israel
_ [A] We're all [E] _ _ distant [F#m] relatives
_ _ [C#m] _ That's why we came [E] together one of the reasons _ myself
[F#m] _
[D] Damien came together
[E] _ Cuz we all come from one place and that's Africa
_ _ That's [F#m] right.
You too
_ _ [C#m] _ [E] _ We _
[C#m] _ _ all family just spread out [F#m] all over the place
[E] So to all my distant relatives
_ _ _ _ _ Well [F#m] _ Africa must [Bm] wake up the sleeping sons of Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings.
Can you tell me young ones?
_ _ _ _ Well [F#m] _ Africa must [Bm] wake up the [F#m] sleeping sons of [Bm] Jacob for what tomorrow may bring
They are better [F#m] day come [A] this study we [Bm] workings can you tell me young ones _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ Morning [Bm] to you _ _ morning to the man _
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