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Na música clássica, a progressão de 50, também conhecida como mudanças Stand by Me, progressão doo-wop mudanças de sorvete, e acordes Heart and

Soul, é uma progressão de acordes e reviravolta usada na música popular ocidental. A progressão, é representada por I-vi-IV-V ou I-VI-II-V. Como por exemplo, em C Maior, temos C-Am-F-G. Como o nome indica, era comum na década de 1950, particularmente associado ao estilo vocal doo-wop. Considera-se que a primeira música a usar a sequência extensivamente é a canção Blue Moon (1933). Cabaret é um filme musical de drama histórico americano de 1972 dirigido por Bob Fosse e escrito para o cinema por Jay Presson Allen. Ele é estrelado por Liza Minnelli, Michael York, Helmut Griem, Marisa Berenson, Fritz Wepper e Joel Grey. Ambientado em Berlim durante a República de Weimar em 1931, com a ascensão do Partido Nazista, o filme é uma adaptação do musical da Broadway de 1966, "Cabaret" por Kander e Ebb que, por sua vez, se baseou no livro semi-autobiográfico de Christopher Isherwood, "The Berlin Stories" (1945), bem como na peça de John Van Druten de 1951, I Am a Camera, ela mesma uma adaptação do livro de Isherwood. Múltiplas músicas da trilha sonora do palco foram usadas no filme, que também apresentou três outras músicas de Kander e Ebb, incluindo duas escritas especificamente para a adaptação.

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
A            E+       A            E+
What good is sitting alone in your room?
A             Amaj7 A7
Come hear the music play

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Verse 2]
A            E+            A            E+
Put down the knitting, the book and the broom
A               Amaj7 A7
It's time for a hol-i-day

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Bridge]
               Dm
Come taste the wine
              A
Come hear the band
            F#m         F#m7
Come blow a horn, start celebrating
E7
Right this way, your table's waiting

[Verse 3]
A              E+           A          E+
What good's permitting some prophet of doom
A             Amaj7   A7
To wipe every smile away

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Middle section]
  A                 E+                  A
I used to have this girlfriend known as Elsie
     A                  E+              A
With whom I shared four sordid rooms in Chelsea
    E7                                F#m
She wasn't what you'd call a blushing flower
     B                                E
As a matter of fact she rented by the hour
    A                E+                A
The day she died the neighbors came to snicker
       A                      E+                 A
"Well, that's what comes from too much pills and liquor."
    E7                             F#m
But when I saw her laid out like a Queen
            D                   E    A
She was the happiest corpse I'd ever seen
  G#7                         C#m
I think of Elsie to this very day
  B                                 E
I remember how she'd turn to me and say

[Verse 4]
A            E+       A            E+
What good is sitting alone in your room?
A             Amaj7 A7
Come hear the music play

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Bridge]
           Dm         A
And as for me, as for me
          F#m     F#m7    B7
I made my mind up back in Chelsea
E7             F7
When I go, I'm going like Elsie

[Verse 5]
Bb         F+           Bb        F+
Start by admitting from cradle to tomb
   Bb         Bbmaj7 Bb7
It isn't that long a stay

[Chorus]
Eb6       Edim7     Dm       G7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
     Eb6    Edim7     Dm       G7
It's only a cab - a - ret, old chum
             Cm7   F7  Bb
And I love a Cab - a - ret

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
A            E+       A            E+
What good is sitting alone in your room?
A             Amaj7 A7
Come hear the music play

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Verse 2]
A            E+            A            E+
Put down the knitting, the book and the broom
A               Amaj7 A7
It's time for a hol-i-day

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Bridge]
               Dm
Come taste the wine
              A
Come hear the band
            F#m         F#m7
Come blow a horn, start celebrating
E7
Right this way, your table's waiting

[Verse 3]
A              E+           A          E+
What good's permitting some prophet of doom
A             Amaj7   A7
To wipe every smile away

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Middle section]
  A                 E+                  A
I used to have this girlfriend known as Elsie
     A                  E+              A
With whom I shared four sordid rooms in Chelsea
    E7                                F#m
She wasn't what you'd call a blushing flower
     B                                E
As a matter of fact she rented by the hour
    A                E+                A
The day she died the neighbors came to snicker
       A                      E+                 A
"Well, that's what comes from too much pills and liquor."
    E7                             F#m
But when I saw her laid out like a Queen
            D                   E    A
She was the happiest corpse I'd ever seen
  G#7                         C#m
I think of Elsie to this very day
  B                                 E
I remember how she'd turn to me and say

[Verse 4]
A            E+       A            E+
What good is sitting alone in your room?
A             Amaj7 A7
Come hear the music play

[Chorus]
D6        Ebdim7    C#m      F#7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
Bm7         E7        A
Come to the Cab - a - ret

[Bridge]
           Dm         A
And as for me, as for me
          F#m     F#m7    B7
I made my mind up back in Chelsea
E7             F7
When I go, I'm going like Elsie

[Verse 5]
Bb         F+           Bb        F+
Start by admitting from cradle to tomb
   Bb         Bbmaj7 Bb7
It isn't that long a stay

[Chorus]
Eb6       Edim7     Dm       G7
Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum
     Eb6    Edim7     Dm       G7
It's only a cab - a - ret, old chum
             Cm7   F7  Bb
And I love a Cab - a - ret

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: 1st traste [Verse 1] A E+ A E+ What good is sitting alone in your room? A Amaj7 A7 Come hear the music play [Chorus] D6 Ebdim7 C#m F#7 Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum Bm7 E7 A Come to the Cab - a - ret [Verse 2] A E+ A E+ Put down the knitting, the book and the broom A Amaj7 A7 It's time for a hol-i-day [Chorus] D6 Ebdim7 C#m F#7 Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum Bm7 E7 A Come to the Cab - a - ret [Bridge] Dm Come taste the wine A Come hear the band F#m F#m7 Come blow a horn, start celebrating E7 Right this way, your table's waiting [Verse 3] A E+ A E+ What good's permitting some prophet of doom A Amaj7 A7 To wipe every smile away [Chorus] D6 Ebdim7 C#m F#7 Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum Bm7 E7 A Come to the Cab - a - ret [Middle section] A E+ A I used to have this girlfriend known as Elsie A E+ A With whom I shared four sordid rooms in Chelsea E7 F#m She wasn't what you'd call a blushing flower B E As a matter of fact she rented by the hour A E+ A The day she died the neighbors came to snicker A E+ A "Well, that's what comes from too much pills and liquor." E7 F#m But when I saw her laid out like a Queen D E A She was the happiest corpse I'd ever seen G#7 C#m I think of Elsie to this very day B E I remember how she'd turn to me and say [Verse 4] A E+ A E+ What good is sitting alone in your room? A Amaj7 A7 Come hear the music play [Chorus] D6 Ebdim7 C#m F#7 Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum Bm7 E7 A Come to the Cab - a - ret [Bridge] Dm A And as for me, as for me F#m F#m7 B7 I made my mind up back in Chelsea E7 F7 When I go, I'm going like Elsie [Verse 5] Bb F+ Bb F+ Start by admitting from cradle to tomb Bb Bbmaj7 Bb7 It isn't that long a stay [Chorus] Eb6 Edim7 Dm G7 Life is a cab - a - ret, old chum Eb6 Edim7 Dm G7 It's only a cab - a - ret, old chum Cm7 F7 Bb And I love a Cab - a - ret

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