Qual o tom original da musica Ballad Of Jose?

A cifra de Ballad Of Jose de Jeremy Castle esta identificada no tom de C. Voce tambem pode usar os controles da pagina para subir ou descer o tom conforme a sua voz.

Como mudar o tom da cifra Ballad Of Jose?

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 Ballad Of Jose 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 Ballad Of Jose?

Ballad Of Jose de Jeremy Castle esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

Cifra interativa

Ballad Of Jose

♥

Jeremy Castle

Tom atual

Ajuste rapido e escolha direta

Tom atual C

Use + e - para ajuste rapido ou abra o seletor para escolher diretamente o tom que voce quer tocar.

Exibir Tablatura

Tamanho da fonte 75%

Leitura automatica

Velocidade 20%

Toque acompanhando

Video da musica

chord progression:
C Em F C
C Am F C
C Em F C
C Am F G C

(C) He wore a six-shot (Em) pistol (F) strapped against his (C) side
(C) A black full-bred (Am) stallion (F) took him for a (G) ride
(C) Across the creeks and the (Em) canyons (F) of the southwest frontier (C) land
(C) Jose, the Mexican (Am) outlaw, (F) was a (G) wanted (C) man

(C) He shot many a (Em) stranger as he (F) traveled from town to (C) town
(C) And killed all of the (Am) Rangers (F) who ever tracked him (G) down
(C) The wild-eyed band(Em)ito was the (F) leader of an outlaw (C) band
(C) That robbed the ranches and the (Am) railways (F) near the (G) Rio (C) Grande

(C) One sultry Texas (Em) evening, (F) he climbed upon a (C) train
(C) Northeast of La(Am)redo (F) in the pourin' (G) rain
(C) With a gray band(Em)ana (F) flush against his (C) face
(C) He met a blonde Texas (Am) lady (F) dressed in (G) satin and (C) lace

(C) This lovely (Em) maiden (F) caught the stranger's (C) eyes
(C) So he grabbed her (Am) by the arm and (F) took her for him (G) prize
(C) There's nothin' like a (Em) blue-eyed girl and (F) even an outlaw (C) knows
(C) That you can leave her (Am) far behind, but the (F) feelin' (G) always (C) grows

(C) If you don't (Em) make her you own at the (F) moment that you (C) can
(C) She'll belong to a (Am) wealthy (F) smooth talkin' (G) man
(C) So he took her (Em) by his side (F) with the outlaw (C) band
(C) And she rode close (Am) beside him (F) near the (G) Rio (C) Grande

(C) 'Cause the Rio Grande is the (Em) kind of place where (F) outaws get (C) away
(C) Stolen treasure is a (Am) way of life un(F)til their dyin' (G) day
(C) They find their thrill in the (Em) things they steal and they're (F) always on ther (C) run
(C) And if they win their (Am) lady, they (F) ride off (G) into the (C) sun

(C) He wore a six-shot (Em) pistol (F) strapped against his (C) side
(C) A black full-bred (Am) stallion (F) took him for a (G) ride
(C) Across the creeks and the (Em) canyons of the (F) southwest frontier (C) land
(C) Jose, the Mexican (Am) outlaw, (F) was a (G) wanted (C) man

chord progression:
C Em F C
C Am F C
C Em F C
C Am F G C

chord progression: C Em F C C Am F C C Em F C C Am F G C (C) He wore a six-shot (Em) pistol (F) strapped against his (C) side (C) A black full-bred (Am) stallion (F) took him for a (G) ride (C) Across the creeks and the (Em) canyons (F) of the southwest frontier (C) land (C) Jose, the Mexican (Am) outlaw, (F) was a (G) wanted (C) man (C) He shot many a (Em) stranger as he (F) traveled from town to (C) town (C) And killed all of the (Am) Rangers (F) who ever tracked him (G) down (C) The wild-eyed band(Em)ito was the (F) leader of an outlaw (C) band (C) That robbed the ranches and the (Am) railways (F) near the (G) Rio (C) Grande (C) One sultry Texas (Em) evening, (F) he climbed upon a (C) train (C) Northeast of La(Am)redo (F) in the pourin' (G) rain (C) With a gray band(Em)ana (F) flush against his (C) face (C) He met a blonde Texas (Am) lady (F) dressed in (G) satin and (C) lace (C) This lovely (Em) maiden (F) caught the stranger's (C) eyes (C) So he grabbed her (Am) by the arm and (F) took her for him (G) prize (C) There's nothin' like a (Em) blue-eyed girl and (F) even an outlaw (C) knows (C) That you can leave her (Am) far behind, but the (F) feelin' (G) always (C) grows (C) If you don't (Em) make her you own at the (F) moment that you (C) can (C) She'll belong to a (Am) wealthy (F) smooth talkin' (G) man (C) So he took her (Em) by his side (F) with the outlaw (C) band (C) And she rode close (Am) beside him (F) near the (G) Rio (C) Grande (C) 'Cause the Rio Grande is the (Em) kind of place where (F) outaws get (C) away (C) Stolen treasure is a (Am) way of life un(F)til their dyin' (G) day (C) They find their thrill in the (Em) things they steal and they're (F) always on ther (C) run (C) And if they win their (Am) lady, they (F) ride off (G) into the (C) sun (C) He wore a six-shot (Em) pistol (F) strapped against his (C) side (C) A black full-bred (Am) stallion (F) took him for a (G) ride (C) Across the creeks and the (Em) canyons of the (F) southwest frontier (C) land (C) Jose, the Mexican (Am) outlaw, (F) was a (G) wanted (C) man

Cifras em alta

Estamos procurando as cifras mais relevantes para voce...

Ballad Of Jose

As músicas que o Mundo está tocando agora