David Jez - A Kiwi Serenade
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
C Am
A first class flight… the sky’s so bright
F C G
Welcome to the land of koru… and pie
C Am F C G
The magic bus… transported us… with a playlist of trees and birds in the sky
F C
Pohutukawa red… Takahe’s being fed
F G
Baa Bears in your sleep… and Sea-shells at your feet
F C Am
What else can be said… of this land we call NZ
F G C
But thank you for a fun and windy ride
C Am
Tangle and Wook… In Cambridge we shook
F C G
Saw glow worms at night… and barely survived
C Am
We hope to see sun soon… til then we walk the moon
F C G
Custard Pie in Waikanae and Hippos in the sky
F C
Dunedin here we come… with great hopes to see the sun
F G
It’s Jim’s 85th… a party we can’t miss
F C Am
What else can be said… of this land we call NZ
F G C
But thank you for a fun and windy ride
C Am
Elephants and boulders… Kiwi’s rock bag’s getting fuller
F C G
Oamaru is punked… The penguins there sure have spunk
C Am
The humans are not dead… so long as robots are kept fed
F C G
Mt. Cook … I must say… was clear that sunny day
F C
The Morry ran like a dream… 4th gear was finally seen
F C G
Oh so many socks… That possum fur sure rocks
F C Am
What else can be said… of this land we call NZ
F G C
But thank you for a fun and windy ride
Am
Christchurch was surreal…
F
Cardboard churches are the deal
C
I was glad to finally see…
G
This piece of history
Am F
To Jim and Marian and the rest of the Martin Kin
C G
We have to say goodbye… Off to Auckland we now fly
C Am
Champagne bubbles… Kiwi’s luggage weight in trouble
F C G
Galleries Galore... if only time… there were more
C Am
MudBrick was devine… drinking wine by the by
F C G
Hanging out with dear friends… what a way for this to end
Am F C
Trains to serenade us into dreams of all that went
Am F G
Marmite and Vogels…. I’m still not quite convinced
F C Am
What else can be said… of this land we call NZ
F G C
But thank you for a fun and windy ride
How to play David Jez - A Kiwi Serenade
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 E. 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.