Ca Na Da Cross Canada
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verse 1
D
CA NA DA , tell me what's a Douglas fir
D E A
CA NA DA , betcha never heard a bobcat purr
D G7
CA NA DA , have you ever seen a lobster crawl
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
[Refrão]
G7
We get to see the maple trees, maple sugar and the maple leaves
E A
We got the biggest wheat fields growing tall
D G7
In CA NA DA , where we see the reversing falls
D A D
In Canada we get to see em all
verse 2
D
CA NA DA , tell me whats at tidle boor
D E A
CA NA DA , have you ever heard the ocean roar
D G7
CA NA DA , just listen to the wild goose call
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
[Refrão]
G7
We get to see the maple trees, maple sugar and the maple leaves
E A
We got the biggest timber woods so tall
D G7
In CA NA DA , where adventure ever calls
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
verse 3
D
CA NA DA , have you ever heard a maple creek
D E A
CA NA DA , betcha never seen a mountain peak
D G7
CA NA DA , in the land of the big snowball
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
[Refrão]
G7
We get to see the maple trees,maple sugar and the maple leaves
E A
We got the biggest wheat fields growing tall
D G7
In CA NA DA , where we see the reversing falls
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
verse 4
D
CA NA DA , Have you ever seen a magnetic hill
D E A
CA NA DA , or a lady on a dollar bill
D G7
CA NA DA , betcha never seen the autumn fall
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
[Refrão]
G7
We get to see the maple trees,maple sugar and the maple leaves
E A
We got the biggest timber woods so tall
D G7
In CA NA DA , where adventure ever calls
D A D
In Canada we get to see Em all
D A D
I say in Canada we get to see Em all
How to play Ca Na Da Cross Canada
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.