Biografia:
Nacido en Berkeley, California, el 5 de octubre de 1946, con el nombre de William Daron Pulliam fue un cantante de soul con un reconocimiento tardío y con la publicación de tan solo dos álbumes, murió en Sacramento, California el 9 de junio de 2013.
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Outras músicas:
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Intro]
e:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
B:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
G:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
D:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
A:------------------------|--8----8-----|-----------------|
E:--8-10-10-10-8-10-8-10--|----10---10--|--8------10-8-10-|
Intro goes right into main chord progression:
Bb Am Gm (2x)
Do-do-do-do-dooooooo
Badadadadadadadooooo
Bb Am Gm
Didn’t I treat you right now? (Didn’t I?)
Bb Am Gm
Didn’t I do the best I could? (Didn’t I?)
Bb Am Gm
Didn’t I give you everything? (Didn’t I?)
Bb Am Gm
I tried my best just to be a man. (Didn’t I?)
F Bb
Didn’t I do it baby?
F Bb
Didn’t I do right?
F Bb
Why you wanna leave me baby?
F Bb
Didn’t I treat you right?
Bb Am Gm (cut time)
Bb Am Gm
I bought you diamond rings
Bb Am Gm
Everything
Bb Am Gm
That a woman could need
Bb Am Gm
I bought you cars, clothes, a home
Bb Am Gm
When things was rough for me
Bb Am Gm
I kept on going
Bb Am Gm
and back again
F Gm Am Bb
Didn’t I (Didn’t I)
F Gm Am Bb
Didn’t I (Didn’t I)
Bb Am Gm (cut time)
There’s something wrong with you
Tell me
Baby are your troubles dead?
You look back
You should be glad
Don’t be mad
I must be glad
And sit down
And let me kiss your lovely mouth
F Bb
Didn’t I do it baby?
Didn’t I do right?
Why you wanna leave me baby?
They say I didn’t treat you right
Bb Am Gm (cut time)
So much to mean to me
That you don’t know
Talk to me
What it is
That you’ve done
To make me
---The End---
Notes:
-In the interest of time, I just put the chord progressions at the top of lines when
they repeated a previous pattern.
-I usually just play power chords without the low E string to make it sound a little
higher and funkier.
-When playing the “F – Bb” progression, I usually F – Bb – Bb9 by playing the 8th fret
on the high e string with my pinky after strumming the Bb tonic chord for a few bars.
It’s just something to add on to make it sound more interesting.
-The song just kind of trails off at the end. I didn’t catch all of the words perfectly.
e:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
B:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
G:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
D:------------------------|-------------|-----------------|
A:------------------------|--8----8-----|-----------------|
E:--8-10-10-10-8-10-8-10--|----10---10--|--8------10-8-10-|
Intro goes right into main chord progression:
Bb Am Gm (2x)
Do-do-do-do-dooooooo
Badadadadadadadooooo
Bb Am Gm
Didn’t I treat you right now? (Didn’t I?)
Bb Am Gm
Didn’t I do the best I could? (Didn’t I?)
Bb Am Gm
Didn’t I give you everything? (Didn’t I?)
Bb Am Gm
I tried my best just to be a man. (Didn’t I?)
F Bb
Didn’t I do it baby?
F Bb
Didn’t I do right?
F Bb
Why you wanna leave me baby?
F Bb
Didn’t I treat you right?
Bb Am Gm (cut time)
Bb Am Gm
I bought you diamond rings
Bb Am Gm
Everything
Bb Am Gm
That a woman could need
Bb Am Gm
I bought you cars, clothes, a home
Bb Am Gm
When things was rough for me
Bb Am Gm
I kept on going
Bb Am Gm
and back again
F Gm Am Bb
Didn’t I (Didn’t I)
F Gm Am Bb
Didn’t I (Didn’t I)
Bb Am Gm (cut time)
There’s something wrong with you
Tell me
Baby are your troubles dead?
You look back
You should be glad
Don’t be mad
I must be glad
And sit down
And let me kiss your lovely mouth
F Bb
Didn’t I do it baby?
Didn’t I do right?
Why you wanna leave me baby?
They say I didn’t treat you right
Bb Am Gm (cut time)
So much to mean to me
That you don’t know
Talk to me
What it is
That you’ve done
To make me
---The End---
Notes:
-In the interest of time, I just put the chord progressions at the top of lines when
they repeated a previous pattern.
-I usually just play power chords without the low E string to make it sound a little
higher and funkier.
-When playing the “F – Bb” progression, I usually F – Bb – Bb9 by playing the 8th fret
on the high e string with my pinky after strumming the Bb tonic chord for a few bars.
It’s just something to add on to make it sound more interesting.
-The song just kind of trails off at the end. I didn’t catch all of the words perfectly.
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