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Jackaroe de Joan Baez esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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Jackaroe

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Joan Baez

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Dificuldade: media | Estilo: popular | Sentimento: variada | Ocasião: violao | Tags: folk, tradicional, protesto, acustico, voz-e-violao, medio

"Jackaroe", com credito para Joan Baez. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "The Songbook" (ano 1977, pais FR, status Official).

Joan Chandos Baez é uma cantora norte-americana de música folk, conhecida por seu estilo vocal distinto e opiniões políticas apresentadas abertamente. Antônio Carlos Brasileiro de Almeida "Tom" Jobim foi um compositor, pianista, violonista, arranjador e cantor brasileiro. Considerado um dos grandes expoentes da música brasileira, Jobim internacionalizou a bossa nova e, com a ajuda de importantes artistas estadunidenses, fundiu-a com o jazz nos anos 1960 para criar uma nova sonoridade, de sucesso popular. Por isso, às vezes é conhecido como o "pai da bossa nova".

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Am

[Verse 1]
      Am             C
There was a wealthy merchant
                   E    (E7)
In London he did dwell
   Am            C
He had a lovely daughter
     F                C
The truth to you I'll tell
Am       E                Am
Oh, the truth to you I'll tell

[Verse 2]
    Am                 C
She had sweethearts a plenty
                    E     (E7)
And men of high degree
          Am                 C
There was none but Jack the sailor
    F                   C
Her true love e'er could be
Am      E                   Am
Oh, her true love e'er could be

[Verse 3]
    Am               C
Now Jackie's gone a-sailin'
                   E     E7
With trouble on his mind
   Am                C
To leave his native country
        F             C
And his darling girl behind
Am       E            Am
Oh, his darling girl behind

[Verse 4]
    Am           C
She went into a tailor shop
                       E    E7
And dressed in men's array
    Am                 C
And stepped on board a vessel
    F               C
To convey herself away
Am      E           Am
Oh, convey herself away

[Verse 5]
   Am              C
Before you step on board sir
                       E    E7
Your name I'd like to know
     Am                C
She smiled all in her countenance
     F            C
They call me Jack-a-roe
Am       E              Am
Oh, they call me Jack-a-roe

[Verse 6]
     Am                  C
Your waist is light and slender
                          E    E7
Your fingers are neat and small
      Am                C
Your cheeks too red and rosy
   F            C
To face the cannonball
Am      E             Am
Oh, to face the cannonball

[Verse 7]
  Am                C
I know my waist is slender
                         E    E7
My fingers are neat and small
       Am                  C
But it would not make me tremble
   F                C
To see ten thousand fall
Am     E                Am
Oh, to see ten thousand fall

[Verse 8]
    Am             C
The war soon being over
                 E     E7
They hunted all around
     Am                 C
And among the dead and dying
     F               C
Her darling boy she found
Am       E              Am
Oh, her darling boy she found

[Verse 9]
    Am                 C
She picked him up all in her arms
                       E     E7
And carried him to the town
    Am            C
And sent for a physician
    F                  C
Who quickly healed his wounds
Am       E                 Am
Oh, who quickly healed his wounds

[Verse 10]
     Am              C
This couple they got married
                  E     E7
So well did they agree
     Am              C
This couple they got married
   F               C
So why not you and me?
Am      E            Am
Oh, so why not you and me?

Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Am

Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste [Intro] Am [Verse 1] Am C There was a wealthy merchant E (E7) In London he did dwell Am C He had a lovely daughter F C The truth to you I'll tell Am E Am Oh, the truth to you I'll tell [Verse 2] Am C She had sweethearts a plenty E (E7) And men of high degree Am C There was none but Jack the sailor F C Her true love e'er could be Am E Am Oh, her true love e'er could be [Verse 3] Am C Now Jackie's gone a-sailin' E E7 With trouble on his mind Am C To leave his native country F C And his darling girl behind Am E Am Oh, his darling girl behind [Verse 4] Am C She went into a tailor shop E E7 And dressed in men's array Am C And stepped on board a vessel F C To convey herself away Am E Am Oh, convey herself away [Verse 5] Am C Before you step on board sir E E7 Your name I'd like to know Am C She smiled all in her countenance F C They call me Jack-a-roe Am E Am Oh, they call me Jack-a-roe [Verse 6] Am C Your waist is light and slender E E7 Your fingers are neat and small Am C Your cheeks too red and rosy F C To face the cannonball Am E Am Oh, to face the cannonball [Verse 7] Am C I know my waist is slender E E7 My fingers are neat and small Am C But it would not make me tremble F C To see ten thousand fall Am E Am Oh, to see ten thousand fall [Verse 8] Am C The war soon being over E E7 They hunted all around Am C And among the dead and dying F C Her darling boy she found Am E Am Oh, her darling boy she found [Verse 9] Am C She picked him up all in her arms E E7 And carried him to the town Am C And sent for a physician F C Who quickly healed his wounds Am E Am Oh, who quickly healed his wounds [Verse 10] Am C This couple they got married E E7 So well did they agree Am C This couple they got married F C So why not you and me? Am E Am Oh, so why not you and me?

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