Qual o tom original da musica Magnolia?

A cifra de Magnolia de Colton Stone esta identificada no tom de D. Voce tambem pode usar os controles da pagina para subir ou descer o tom conforme a sua voz.

Como mudar o tom da cifra Magnolia?

Use os botoes + e - ou o seletor de tom da pagina para transpor a cifra de forma rapida. A letra e os acordes continuam alinhados para facilitar o estudo.

A cifra Magnolia serve para violao e guitarra?

Sim. A cifra foi organizada com acordes para estudo, ensaio e execucao em violao ou guitarra. Quando houver tablatura, voce pode exibir ou ocultar esse conteudo na propria pagina.

Que tipo de musica e Magnolia?

Magnolia de Colton Stone esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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[Pré-Refrão] 
       Em7              A              Bm            D 
So in spring, when they bloom should I send a few to you? 
            G                  D         A 
Or should I keep them for myself in the corner of my room?

[Refrão] 
      G    A     D    A    Bm      G      A        D    F#m Bm 
Cause I am so in love with you and if you feel the same way too 
          Em               A               D         A     Bm 
well then we can spend our lives together, your head on my shoulder 
      G            A          D 
and I hope one day I'll be in Magnolia

[Verso 2] 
D 
Well now Nashville is the place to be 
  A 
a town with years of history 
Bm                             G 
You could me sing our favorite songs 
    D 
But if you choose to walk away 
A 
I won't say things to make you stay 
    Bm                          G 
and maybe it be best if I moved on

[Pré-Refrão] 
            Em7               A               Bm            D 
but then in spring, when they bloom, should I send a few to you? 
            G                D          A 
Or should I keep them for myself in the corner of my room?

{Solo} 
Bm  A  E  G A 
 
[Verso 3] 
         D 
Well now time has passed, and it's strange to me 
A 
That I could still be so naive 
    Bm                              G 
and chase a girl who barely knew my name 
    D                           A 
But she showed up in tennessee, Magnollias in her hand, 
             Bm                               G 
She speaks, "hope you know I always kept them safe"

[Pré-Refrão] 
            Em7               A          Bm              D 
and then in spring, when they bloom, I'd pray and send a few 
           G                D           A 
so I could keep them for myself, in the corner of my room?

[Refrão] 
      G    A     D    A    Bm      G      A        D    F#m Bm 
Cause I am so in love with you and if you feel the same way too 
          Em               A               D         A     Bm 
well then we can spend our lives together, my head on your shoulder 
        G               A           Bm        E 
and I'm glad that I can call you my Magnolia

G             A            D 
"I'm happy you can call me your Magnolia."

[Verso 1] D Well, I heard that girls from Illinois A Never go for southern boys Bm G Cause we were raised by hands we never held D but that didn't stop our first hello A your yellow sundress made it so Bm G I couldn't let you go for someone else D I mentioned Nashville's Country Muse A we spoke about your hometown too Bm G and even spent some time on our regrets D But that small town struck a chord with me A Bm G one that echoed harmoney, Magnolia is a place I won't forget [Pré-Refrão] Em7 A Bm D So in spring, when they bloom should I send a few to you? G D A Or should I keep them for myself in the corner of my room? [Refrão] G A D A Bm G A D F#m Bm Cause I am so in love with you and if you feel the same way too Em A D A Bm well then we can spend our lives together, your head on my shoulder G A D and I hope one day I'll be in Magnolia [Verso 2] D Well now Nashville is the place to be A a town with years of history Bm G You could me sing our favorite songs D But if you choose to walk away A I won't say things to make you stay Bm G and maybe it be best if I moved on [Pré-Refrão] Em7 A Bm D but then in spring, when they bloom, should I send a few to you? G D A Or should I keep them for myself in the corner of my room? [Refrão] G A D A Bm G A D F#m Bm Cause I am so in love with you and if you feel the same way too Em A D A Bm well then we can spend our lives together, your head on my shoulder G A D and I hope one day I'll be in Magnolia {Solo} Bm A E G A [Verso 3] D Well now time has passed, and it's strange to me A That I could still be so naive Bm G and chase a girl who barely knew my name D A But she showed up in tennessee, Magnollias in her hand, Bm G She speaks, "hope you know I always kept them safe" [Pré-Refrão] Em7 A Bm D and then in spring, when they bloom, I'd pray and send a few G D A so I could keep them for myself, in the corner of my room? [Refrão] G A D A Bm G A D F#m Bm Cause I am so in love with you and if you feel the same way too Em A D A Bm well then we can spend our lives together, my head on your shoulder G A Bm E and I'm glad that I can call you my Magnolia G A D "I'm happy you can call me your Magnolia."