Bài hát album: Sweet Bells (2008)

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Sweet Bells (2008)

Album: Sweet Bells (2008)

5 years ago0 Views5 songsKate Rusby

5 years ago1343Sweet Bells (2008)Kate Rusby

Just use these basic chords [G] [D]Em (3 3 0 2 2 0) C (3 3 0 2 3 0) Put a Capo on the 2nd fret Song starts with picking, I think you can play around to figure it out. I think it's something like this e - - - - -3 -- - - - -| b - - - - - -3 - - - - | G - - - - - - 0 - - - -| --> and repeat this...this is basically it. D - - - 0 - - - - -...

5 years ago1473Sweet Bells (2008)Kate Rusby

[C] [G/B] [F/A] [C]Hark! The [G]herald [F]angels [C]sing, [C]Glory [F]to the [Dm]newborn [G]King, [C]Peace on [Am]earth, and [C]mercy m[F]ild, [C]God and [G]sinners [F]reconc[C]iled. [C]Mild he [G]lays his [F]glory [C]by, [C]Born that [F]man no [Dm]more may [G]die, [C]Born to [Am]raise the [C]sons of [F]earth, [C]Born to give [G]them a...

5 years ago1075Sweet Bells (2008)Kate Rusby

A great christmas folk number from Kate Rusby's "Sweet Bells" album. This is brilliant for busking, and is a nice easy one for the accordion. This is a slightly simplified version, tabbed myself, but I don't promise any form of accuracy! Oh-Pa Oh-Pa rhythm. Enjoy! We've [C]got a poor old [F]horse, He's [C]standing at your [G]door, And [F]if...

5 years ago1228Sweet Bells (2008)Kate Rusby

This is Kate Rusby's "Sweet Bells". It is tabbed for the accordion, without listening to the track. It may well be wrong, but it sounds good, and I hope it brings you some joy this christmas season! While [C]shepherds [G]watched, Their [C]flocks by [F]night, All [C]seated [G]on the [C]ground,[F-C] The [C]angel [G]of the [C]Lord came...

5 years ago1170Sweet Bells (2008)Kate Rusby

These are the Chords for Kate Rusby's The Holly and The Ivy from her album Christmas Kate. These are NOT the chords to the normal song, so please don't expect them to be. Any part in brakets () is an optional bar. I have worked this out on the accordion and piano, without the use of a guitar or a copy of the track, so I am not entirely sure...