Hula Moon - Bellamy Brothers
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Intro:
Amaj7 A6sus2 Amaj7 A6sus2 Amaj7 A6sus2
 
A A6 A A6 A A6
 
[Verso 1]
C G D Am
Even the stars like it better here
C G D Am
They move a little closer to the ground....
C G D Am
And all our troubles up and disa-ppear
C G D Am
'Cause there's no reason for them now....
 
[Refrão]
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm
Trade winds are a-playin'
C#m Bm
Get the palm trees swayin'
C#m E7 A
Underneath the hula moon
 
[Verso 2]
C G D Am
There's a fiery light in Pele's eyes
C G D Am
In the wild hibiscus bloom....
C G D Am
And all that's under Polynesian skies
C G D Am
Is bathed in deep Pacific blue....
 
[Refrão]
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm
Trade winds are a-playin'
C#m Bm
Get the palm trees swayin'
C#m E7 A
Underneath the hula moon
 
Instrumental:
C G D Am
 
C G D Am
 
[Ponte]
C G D Am
And all our troubles up and disa-ppear
C/B C G D Am
'Cause there's no reason for them now....
 
[Refrão]
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm
Trade winds are a-playin'
C#m Bm
Get the palm trees swayin'
C#m E7 A
Underneath the hula moon
 
[Refrão]
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm
Trade winds are a-playin'
C#m Bm
Get the palm trees swayin'
C#m E7 A
Underneath the hula moon
 
Outro:
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm/E A
Underneath the hula moon
C#m Bm
Trade winds are a-playin'
C#m Bm
Get the palm trees swayin'
C#m E7 A A*
Underneath the hula moon
 
* = Strum once

How to play Hula Moon

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Amaj7. 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.

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