Chords for Sangen i teltet - Sveinung Hølmebakk
Tempo:
119.3 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
A
D
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C] [D]
[G]
It's a busy little day, up in the country [G] a place
[C] There's a tent and a white [G] Jewish robe
Through [D] the tent wall's clothes, [G] you can notice a sigh
From [A] the roof, playful [D] things are played
When [G] the shuddering lowers its tear-stained veil
[C] People gather from north to [B] south
And [C] on the platform stands, [G] today as [E] yesterday
[A] A cup and [Am] a cream-cream [G]-jam
And no, you don't need a zebra or [C] a phantom
When [A] the song meets the old [Am] lady's tent
[D] For [G] there's a water-and -hallelujah-bomb
Through [C] the air from [C] the middle
[B]-beam
[B] No, for [C] no one must believe, you can [G] sit in [E] peace
When [A] the [Em] song meets the [D] old [G] lady's tent
And the lyrics of the song must be determined
[C] And describe a lost [G] son
[Em] Who has [D] got such a sense, [G] from cinema and dance
[A] And who [Em] drinks from the well [D] of emptiness
[G] And in verse number two, he must find the peace
That [C] he seeks when everything [B] is about coal
And [C] before the song is over, you [G] must have [E] a snout
[A] About Jaspis [Am] and streets [G] of gold
And no, you don't need a singing [C] white dunder
When the [A] song meets the old lady's tent
[Am] [D]
[G]
And
[C] [C]
[B]
[C]
[G] [E] the [A] lyrics [Em] [Am]
[G] of the song must be determined
And the song must not be too complicated
[C] It can be a little
[G] monotonous
And [D] chords are great, [G] but three-four is enough
[A] Otherwise [Em] it loses its [D] mission
And [G] the song in the tent must not be in minor
It [C] must be sung in E [B] or G
One [C] must remember to stay [G] between [E] the tones
For [A] the song [Am] to be a [G] success
And no, you don't need a snout when singing
[C]
When [A] the song meets the building's [Am] director
[D] For then [G]
they find both money and check
And visit [C] a quiet [B] place
And when the meeting is over [G] and they get [E] up again
They get [A]
a speech [G] cassette
Now
[Am] [G]
the [D] song in the tent is too long-toned
And replaced with pop-rock and jazz
[Em] Maybe it went [C] a little [D] fast when we shut [G] it down
When we didn't let the [A] song get space
[D] [G] But just wait until we become [G] pensioners
Then [A] you will see that the song [Bm] will [A] [A] crack again
[D]
For then [G] we will pick up from the basement and the table
[C] Old memories from Monday [B] to Monday
From [C] a sledge and a sleigh we will [G] sing a [E] duet
To [A] a recital [Am] from May [G] 72
[G]
It's a busy little day, up in the country [G] a place
[C] There's a tent and a white [G] Jewish robe
Through [D] the tent wall's clothes, [G] you can notice a sigh
From [A] the roof, playful [D] things are played
When [G] the shuddering lowers its tear-stained veil
[C] People gather from north to [B] south
And [C] on the platform stands, [G] today as [E] yesterday
[A] A cup and [Am] a cream-cream [G]-jam
And no, you don't need a zebra or [C] a phantom
When [A] the song meets the old [Am] lady's tent
[D] For [G] there's a water-and -hallelujah-bomb
Through [C] the air from [C] the middle
[B]-beam
[B] No, for [C] no one must believe, you can [G] sit in [E] peace
When [A] the [Em] song meets the [D] old [G] lady's tent
And the lyrics of the song must be determined
[C] And describe a lost [G] son
[Em] Who has [D] got such a sense, [G] from cinema and dance
[A] And who [Em] drinks from the well [D] of emptiness
[G] And in verse number two, he must find the peace
That [C] he seeks when everything [B] is about coal
And [C] before the song is over, you [G] must have [E] a snout
[A] About Jaspis [Am] and streets [G] of gold
And no, you don't need a singing [C] white dunder
When the [A] song meets the old lady's tent
[Am] [D]
[G]
And
[C] [C]
[B]
[C]
[G] [E] the [A] lyrics [Em] [Am]
[G] of the song must be determined
And the song must not be too complicated
[C] It can be a little
[G] monotonous
And [D] chords are great, [G] but three-four is enough
[A] Otherwise [Em] it loses its [D] mission
And [G] the song in the tent must not be in minor
It [C] must be sung in E [B] or G
One [C] must remember to stay [G] between [E] the tones
For [A] the song [Am] to be a [G] success
And no, you don't need a snout when singing
[C]
When [A] the song meets the building's [Am] director
[D] For then [G]
they find both money and check
And visit [C] a quiet [B] place
And when the meeting is over [G] and they get [E] up again
They get [A]
a speech [G] cassette
Now
[Am] [G]
the [D] song in the tent is too long-toned
And replaced with pop-rock and jazz
[Em] Maybe it went [C] a little [D] fast when we shut [G] it down
When we didn't let the [A] song get space
[D] [G] But just wait until we become [G] pensioners
Then [A] you will see that the song [Bm] will [A] [A] crack again
[D]
For then [G] we will pick up from the basement and the table
[C] Old memories from Monday [B] to Monday
From [C] a sledge and a sleigh we will [G] sing a [E] duet
To [A] a recital [Am] from May [G] 72
Key:
G
C
A
D
Am
G
C
A
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _
It's a busy little day, up in the country [G] a place
[C] There's a tent and a white [G] Jewish robe
_ _ Through [D] the tent wall's clothes, [G] you can notice a sigh
From [A] the roof, playful _ [D] things are played
_ _ When [G] the _ shuddering lowers its tear-stained veil _
[C] People gather from north to [B] south
_ _ And [C] on the platform stands, [G] today as [E] yesterday
[A] A cup and [Am] a cream-cream [G]-jam
_ _ And no, you don't need a zebra or [C] a phantom
_ When [A] the song meets the old [Am] lady's tent
_ [D] _ For [G] _ there's a water-and _ _ -hallelujah-bomb
Through [C] the air from [C] the middle _
[B]-beam
_ [B] No, for [C] no one must believe, you can [G] sit in [E] peace
When [A] the [Em] song meets the [D] old [G] lady's tent _ _ _
And the lyrics of the song must be determined
[C] And describe a lost _ [G] son _ _
[Em] Who has [D] got such a sense, [G] from cinema and dance
[A] And who [Em] drinks from the well [D] of emptiness _ _ _
[G] And in verse number two, he must find the peace
That [C] he seeks when everything [B] is about _ coal
And [C] before the song is over, you [G] must have [E] a snout
[A] About Jaspis [Am] and streets [G] of gold
_ And no, you don't need a singing [C] white dunder
When the [A] song meets the old lady's tent
[Am] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ And _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [E] _ the [A] lyrics [Em] _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[G] of the song _ _ _ _ _ _ must _ be determined
And the song must not be too complicated
[C] It can be a little _
[G] _ _ _ monotonous
And [D] chords are great, [G] but three-four is enough
[A] Otherwise _ [Em] it loses its [D] mission
_ _ And [G] the song in the tent must not be in minor
It [C] must be sung in E [B] or _ G
One [C] must remember to stay [G] between _ [E] the tones _ _
_ For [A] the song [Am] to be a [G] success
_ And no, you don't need a snout when singing
[C] _ _
_ _ When [A] the song meets the building's [Am] _ director
_ [D] _ For then [G] _
they find _ both money and check
And visit [C] a quiet [B] place _
And when the meeting is over [G] and they get [E] up again
They get [A] _
a speech [G] cassette
Now _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ the [D] song in the tent is too long-toned
And _ replaced with pop-rock and jazz
[Em] _ _ Maybe it went [C] a little [D] fast when we shut [G] it down
When we didn't let the [A] song get space
[D] _ _ _ [G] But just wait until we become [G] _ pensioners
_ Then [A] you will see that the song [Bm] will [A] [A] crack again
_ [D] _
_ _ _ For then [G] _ we will pick up _ from the basement and the table
[C] Old memories from Monday [B] to Monday
_ From [C] a sledge and a sleigh we will [G] _ sing a [E] duet
To [A] a recital [Am] from May [G] 72 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _
It's a busy little day, up in the country [G] a place
[C] There's a tent and a white [G] Jewish robe
_ _ Through [D] the tent wall's clothes, [G] you can notice a sigh
From [A] the roof, playful _ [D] things are played
_ _ When [G] the _ shuddering lowers its tear-stained veil _
[C] People gather from north to [B] south
_ _ And [C] on the platform stands, [G] today as [E] yesterday
[A] A cup and [Am] a cream-cream [G]-jam
_ _ And no, you don't need a zebra or [C] a phantom
_ When [A] the song meets the old [Am] lady's tent
_ [D] _ For [G] _ there's a water-and _ _ -hallelujah-bomb
Through [C] the air from [C] the middle _
[B]-beam
_ [B] No, for [C] no one must believe, you can [G] sit in [E] peace
When [A] the [Em] song meets the [D] old [G] lady's tent _ _ _
And the lyrics of the song must be determined
[C] And describe a lost _ [G] son _ _
[Em] Who has [D] got such a sense, [G] from cinema and dance
[A] And who [Em] drinks from the well [D] of emptiness _ _ _
[G] And in verse number two, he must find the peace
That [C] he seeks when everything [B] is about _ coal
And [C] before the song is over, you [G] must have [E] a snout
[A] About Jaspis [Am] and streets [G] of gold
_ And no, you don't need a singing [C] white dunder
When the [A] song meets the old lady's tent
[Am] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ And _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [E] _ the [A] lyrics [Em] _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[G] of the song _ _ _ _ _ _ must _ be determined
And the song must not be too complicated
[C] It can be a little _
[G] _ _ _ monotonous
And [D] chords are great, [G] but three-four is enough
[A] Otherwise _ [Em] it loses its [D] mission
_ _ And [G] the song in the tent must not be in minor
It [C] must be sung in E [B] or _ G
One [C] must remember to stay [G] between _ [E] the tones _ _
_ For [A] the song [Am] to be a [G] success
_ And no, you don't need a snout when singing
[C] _ _
_ _ When [A] the song meets the building's [Am] _ director
_ [D] _ For then [G] _
they find _ both money and check
And visit [C] a quiet [B] place _
And when the meeting is over [G] and they get [E] up again
They get [A] _
a speech [G] cassette
Now _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ the [D] song in the tent is too long-toned
And _ replaced with pop-rock and jazz
[Em] _ _ Maybe it went [C] a little [D] fast when we shut [G] it down
When we didn't let the [A] song get space
[D] _ _ _ [G] But just wait until we become [G] _ pensioners
_ Then [A] you will see that the song [Bm] will [A] [A] crack again
_ [D] _
_ _ _ For then [G] _ we will pick up _ from the basement and the table
[C] Old memories from Monday [B] to Monday
_ From [C] a sledge and a sleigh we will [G] _ sing a [E] duet
To [A] a recital [Am] from May [G] 72 _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _