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Early One Morning

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Dificuldade: fácil | Estilo: folk tradicional | Sentimento: serena, infantil | Ocasião: infantil, café, repertório acústico | Tags: folk, tradicional, infantil, violão, fácil, campestre

A FAQ is a curated list of questions and answers designed to address aspects of a topic that are important, often unknown or misunderstood. It

is an acronym that expands to "frequently asked question" or "frequently asked questions". While either expansion implies that questions are often asked, they generally are not. FAQ is more about the question-answer format and an indication of the relevance of the content. Each question may be conglomerated from multiple real questions, what an author anticipates a reader will wonder about, or is simply a way of organizing information. "Early Morning" é um single da banda norueguesa A-ha pertencente ao seu quarto álbum de estúdio East of the Sun, West of the Moon, de 1990. O videoclipe da canção foi gravado no Rock in Rio II, evento este onde o A-ha levou cerca de 198.000 pessoas no Estádio do Maracanã, em 1991.

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
(Traditional)

As old as time itself.  Canadians of enough years (like me) know this music
best as the theme to the kids' TV show "The Friendly Giant".  Roger Whittaker
also did a version of the song with the lyrics.

As the quotation marks show, the song is in two (literary) voices.  All the
choruses (after each verse) are the maiden, as are the middle two verses.  But
the whole thing can be sung in male (singing) voice.

[Verse 1]
G                       C              D
Early one morning, just as the sun was rising
  G                                C        G
I heard a maiden singing, from the valley below:

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

[Verse 2]
    G                       C             D
"Oh gay is the garland, and fresh are the roses,
     G                                C       G
I've culled from the garden, to bind upon thy brow."

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

[Verse 3]
   G                         C            D
"Remember the vows, that you made to your Mary
  G                                    C     G
Remember the bow'r, where you promised to be true."

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

[Verse 4]
G                            C         D
Thus sang the poor maid, her sorrows bewailing,
G                                C        G
Thus, sang the poor maid, in the valley below:

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
(Traditional)

As old as time itself.  Canadians of enough years (like me) know this music
best as the theme to the kids' TV show "The Friendly Giant".  Roger Whittaker
also did a version of the song with the lyrics.

As the quotation marks show, the song is in two (literary) voices.  All the
choruses (after each verse) are the maiden, as are the middle two verses.  But
the whole thing can be sung in male (singing) voice.

[Verse 1]
G                       C              D
Early one morning, just as the sun was rising
  G                                C        G
I heard a maiden singing, from the valley below:

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

[Verse 2]
    G                       C             D
"Oh gay is the garland, and fresh are the roses,
     G                                C       G
I've culled from the garden, to bind upon thy brow."

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

[Verse 3]
   G                         C            D
"Remember the vows, that you made to your Mary
  G                                    C     G
Remember the bow'r, where you promised to be true."

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

[Verse 4]
G                            C         D
Thus sang the poor maid, her sorrows bewailing,
G                                C        G
Thus, sang the poor maid, in the valley below:

[Chorus]
 D            C    G   D        C     G
"Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me,
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"
G             C      D           G
How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste (Traditional) As old as time itself. Canadians of enough years (like me) know this music best as the theme to the kids' TV show "The Friendly Giant". Roger Whittaker also did a version of the song with the lyrics. As the quotation marks show, the song is in two (literary) voices. All the choruses (after each verse) are the maiden, as are the middle two verses. But the whole thing can be sung in male (singing) voice. [Verse 1] G C D Early one morning, just as the sun was rising G C G I heard a maiden singing, from the valley below: [Chorus] D C G D C G "Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me, G C D G How could you use, a poor maiden so?" [Verse 2] G C D "Oh gay is the garland, and fresh are the roses, G C G I've culled from the garden, to bind upon thy brow." [Chorus] D C G D C G "Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me, G C D G How could you use, a poor maiden so?" [Verse 3] G C D "Remember the vows, that you made to your Mary G C G Remember the bow'r, where you promised to be true." [Chorus] D C G D C G "Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me, G C D G How could you use, a poor maiden so?" [Verse 4] G C D Thus sang the poor maid, her sorrows bewailing, G C G Thus, sang the poor maid, in the valley below: [Chorus] D C G D C G "Oh, don't deceive me, oh never leave me, G C D G How could you use, a poor maiden so?" G C D G How could you use, a poor maiden so?"

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