¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Intro]
Bb Ab2
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
Well, I'll sing you the story of a sorrowful lad,
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
He had everything he wanted, didn't want what he had.
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
He had wealth and pelf and fame and name and all of that noise,
Gb Ab Absus4 Ab
but he didn't have none of those simple joys.
Bbm Eb Ab Ab7sus Ab7
His life seemed purposeless and flat.
Bbm Eb Bb Ab2 Bb
Aren't you glad you dont feel like that?
Ab2 Bb Ab2
So he ran from all the deeds he'd done,
Bb Ab2
he ran from things he'd just begun.
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
He ran from himself, which was mighty far to run.
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
Out into the country where he played as a boy.
Gb Ab Absus4 Ab Bbm
For he knew he had to find him some simple joy.
Eb Ab Ab7sus Ab7 Bbm
He wanted someplace warm and green.
Eb Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
We all could use a change of scene.
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|--6--h8-----6--h8------------|
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Db Db Cb E C Db
Sweet summer evenings, hot wine and bread.
Db Db Cb Gb G Ab
Sharing your supper, sharing your bed.
Ab Db/Ab Ab Gb GbMaj7
Simple joys have a simple voice. It says: Why not go ahead?
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
Wouldn't you rather be a left handed flea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a crab on a slab at the bottom of the sea
Bbm Bbm7/Ab Eb/G
than a man who never learns how to be free.
Gb Ab Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
Not 'til he's cold and dead.
Bb Ab2 Gb Ab2 Bbm Eb Ab Ab Bbm Eb
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2 Gb Ab
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
Wouldn't you rather be a left handed flea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a crab on a slab at the bottom of the sea
Bbm Bbm7/Ab Eb/G
than a man who never learns how to be free.
Gb Ab
Not 'till the day he dies?
Db Db C B E B C Db
Sweet summer evenings, sapphire skies.
Db Db C B E Gb G Ab
Feasting your belly, feasting your eyes.
Ab Db/Ab Ab
Simple joys have a simple voice.
Gb GbMaj7
It says time is living's prize.
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
And wouldn't you rather be a left handed flea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a crab on a slab at the bottom of the sea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
a newt on the root of a banyan tree,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a fig on a twig in Galilee,
Bbm Bbm7/Ab Eb/G
than a man who never learns how to be free.
Gb Ab Gb Ab
Not till the day he, not till the day he,
Gb Ab Gb Ab
not till the day, not till the day he
Dies!
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|---------6---------4----------------------------|
|--4--h6-----4--h6--------6--p4-----4------------|
|--------------------------------7-----h7--4-----|
Bb Ab2
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
Well, I'll sing you the story of a sorrowful lad,
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
He had everything he wanted, didn't want what he had.
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
He had wealth and pelf and fame and name and all of that noise,
Gb Ab Absus4 Ab
but he didn't have none of those simple joys.
Bbm Eb Ab Ab7sus Ab7
His life seemed purposeless and flat.
Bbm Eb Bb Ab2 Bb
Aren't you glad you dont feel like that?
Ab2 Bb Ab2
So he ran from all the deeds he'd done,
Bb Ab2
he ran from things he'd just begun.
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
He ran from himself, which was mighty far to run.
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
Out into the country where he played as a boy.
Gb Ab Absus4 Ab Bbm
For he knew he had to find him some simple joy.
Eb Ab Ab7sus Ab7 Bbm
He wanted someplace warm and green.
Eb Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
We all could use a change of scene.
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|---------8---------6---------|
|--6--h8-----6--h8------------|
|-----------------------------|
Db Db Cb E C Db
Sweet summer evenings, hot wine and bread.
Db Db Cb Gb G Ab
Sharing your supper, sharing your bed.
Ab Db/Ab Ab Gb GbMaj7
Simple joys have a simple voice. It says: Why not go ahead?
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
Wouldn't you rather be a left handed flea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a crab on a slab at the bottom of the sea
Bbm Bbm7/Ab Eb/G
than a man who never learns how to be free.
Gb Ab Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2
Not 'til he's cold and dead.
Bb Ab2 Gb Ab2 Bbm Eb Ab Ab Bbm Eb
Bb Ab2 Bb Ab2 Gb Ab
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
Wouldn't you rather be a left handed flea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a crab on a slab at the bottom of the sea
Bbm Bbm7/Ab Eb/G
than a man who never learns how to be free.
Gb Ab
Not 'till the day he dies?
Db Db C B E B C Db
Sweet summer evenings, sapphire skies.
Db Db C B E Gb G Ab
Feasting your belly, feasting your eyes.
Ab Db/Ab Ab
Simple joys have a simple voice.
Gb GbMaj7
It says time is living's prize.
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
And wouldn't you rather be a left handed flea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a crab on a slab at the bottom of the sea,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
a newt on the root of a banyan tree,
Bbm Eb Gb Ab
or a fig on a twig in Galilee,
Bbm Bbm7/Ab Eb/G
than a man who never learns how to be free.
Gb Ab Gb Ab
Not till the day he, not till the day he,
Gb Ab Gb Ab
not till the day, not till the day he
Dies!
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|---------6---------4----------------------------|
|--4--h6-----4--h6--------6--p4-----4------------|
|--------------------------------7-----h7--4-----|
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