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Traditional     Übungsbeispiel für Sus4-Akkorde       Arr.: Mjchael

[Bearbeiten] Sloop John D B.

Strophe 1

We D came on the Sloop D4 John D B., D4-3

My D grandfather D4 and D me. D4

A- D round Nas- D4 sau D town we did A roam, A4-3

Drinking all D night, D4-3 - Got into a G fight, G4-3

Well I D feel so break up, A I wanta go D home. D4-3

Chorus

So D hoist up the John D4 B. D sail, D4-3

D See how the main- D4 -s'l D sets, D4-3

D Call for the captain D4 a- D shore,let me go A home, A4-3

Let me go D home, D4-3 - I wanta go G home, G4-3

Well, I D feel so break up, - A I wanta go D home. D4-3

Strophe 2

D First Mate, he D4 got D drunk, D4-3

D Broke up the peo- D4 ple's D trunk, D4

D Constable D4 had to D4 come and take him a- A way. A4-3

Sheriff John- D stone, D4-3

Why don't you leave me a- G lone? G4-3

Well I D feel so break up,

A I wanta go D home. D4-3

Chorus

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Strophe 3

The D poor cook D4 he caught the D fits, D4-3

D Threw away all D4 my D grits,

D Then he took D4 and D ate up all of my A corn. A4-3

Let me go D home, D4-3

I wanta go G home, G4-3

This D is the worst trip

A I've ever been D on. D4-3

Chorus

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[Bearbeiten] Begleitmuster(-vorschlag)

Ohne die Sus-Akkorde ließe sich das Lied auch für das Lagerfeuerdiplom nutzen.
Die Bezeichnung D4-3 ist eine Kurzschreibweise für D4 - D . Der Sus-Akkord erfolgt jeweils auf der "4" des Lagerfeuerschlages.

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