Qual o tom original da musica Lake Geneva?

A cifra de Lake Geneva de The Handsome Family esta identificada no tom de E. Voce tambem pode usar os controles da pagina para subir ou descer o tom conforme a sua voz.

Como mudar o tom da cifra Lake Geneva?

Use os botoes + e - ou o seletor de tom da pagina para transpor a cifra de forma rapida. A letra e os acordes continuam alinhados para facilitar o estudo.

A cifra Lake Geneva serve para violao e guitarra?

Sim. A cifra foi organizada com acordes para estudo, ensaio e execucao em violao ou guitarra. Quando houver tablatura, voce pode exibir ou ocultar esse conteudo na propria pagina.

Que tipo de musica e Lake Geneva?

Lake Geneva de The Handsome Family esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

Cifra interativa

Lake Geneva

♥

The Handsome Family

Sobre:

Dificuldade: medio | Estilo: americana, alt-country | Sentimento: melancolica, narrativa | Ocasião: bar, show intimista, violao | Tags: americana, alt-country, indie, melancolica, violao, medio, The Handsome Family

"Lake Geneva", com credito para The Handsome Family. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Milk and Scissors" (ano 1996, pais US,

status Official). Entre as tags publicas associadas a essa gravacao estao alternative rock, folk, rock. Os generos publicos relacionados a esse registro incluem alternative rock, folk, rock. The Handsome Family é uma banda estadunidense de música country de Chicago, Illinois. Antonino Giovanni Ribisi é um Ator norte-americano que tem uma irmã gêmea, Marissa Ribisi.

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Tom atual E

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Tamanho da fonte 75%

Leitura automatica

Velocidade 20%

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Video da musica

Intro: E

E
You are crouched before the fire
      F#m
in a state park by the highway
       B
and through the heavy pine trees
          A                E
ten-ton trucks go groaning by

E
Like the screams of your Aunt Barbara
          F#m
who went crazy in the 70's
       B
wrote poems to Jimmy Carter
        A               E
but forgot to feed her kids

G#
But it's the first time you're together
          A              E
since he got out of the hospital
G#
Raccoons in the darkness
      A               B
drag off your hotdog buns

E
But, you're happy just to lie there
         F#m
in your plastic tent from Wal-Mart
       B
like sticks and fallen dead leaves
             A           E
to feed the fire of the world

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E        F#m               B                A         E
|---4------------------------4/2-----2--4-----2-------------|
|-5------5--5/2------2--------------------------5---5---2-5-|
|-----------------------4-----------------------------------|
|-----------------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------------------------------------------------|

E
But which is more important,
   F#m
to comfort an old woman
        B
or see visions of the heavens
         A                E
in the stumps of fallen trees?

G#
Albert Einstein trembled
         A                 E
when he saw that time was water,
G#
seeping through the rafters
        A                B
to put out this burning world

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E          F#m             B                  A      E
|---------------------------------------------------------------16-|
|-------------------------------------------------------/17--------|
|-13----------------------------------------13-13/14---------------|
|-14---14----------16--16------------------------------------------|
|---------14-14/16-------------16--16/18---------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------|

E
Next morning you're at Waffle House
 F#m
Toast and eggs and hash browns
  B
Truckers chain-smoke Camels
       A              E
over plastic cups of juice

G#
And you remember how he cried
             A                   E
when they strapped him to the stretcher,
   G#
convinced his arms were burning
           A           E
with electricity from heaven
       G#
You remember how he told you
       A                    E
that black holes were like Jesus
          G#
And the crucifix was a battery
      A                   E
that filled the air with fire

***********************************
| /   Slide up
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E
You are crouched before the fire
      F#m
in a state park by the highway
       B
and through the heavy pine trees
          A                E
ten-ton trucks go groaning by

E
Like the screams of your Aunt Barbara
          F#m
who went crazy in the 70's
       B
wrote poems to Jimmy Carter
        A               E
but forgot to feed her kids

G#
But it's the first time you're together
          A              E
since he got out of the hospital
G#
Raccoons in the darkness
      A               B
drag off your hotdog buns

E
But, you're happy just to lie there
         F#m
in your plastic tent from Wal-Mart
       B
like sticks and fallen dead leaves
             A           E
to feed the fire of the world

Ocultar tablatura

E
But which is more important,
   F#m
to comfort an old woman
        B
or see visions of the heavens
         A                E
in the stumps of fallen trees?

G#
Albert Einstein trembled
         A                 E
when he saw that time was water,
G#
seeping through the rafters
        A                B
to put out this burning world

Ocultar tablatura

E
Next morning you're at Waffle House
 F#m
Toast and eggs and hash browns
  B
Truckers chain-smoke Camels
       A              E
over plastic cups of juice

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| /   Slide up
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Intro: E E You are crouched before the fire F#m in a state park by the highway B and through the heavy pine trees A E ten-ton trucks go groaning by E Like the screams of your Aunt Barbara F#m who went crazy in the 70's B wrote poems to Jimmy Carter A E but forgot to feed her kids G# But it's the first time you're together A E since he got out of the hospital G# Raccoons in the darkness A B drag off your hotdog buns E But, you're happy just to lie there F#m in your plastic tent from Wal-Mart B like sticks and fallen dead leaves A E to feed the fire of the world Ocultar tablatura E F#m B A E |---4------------------------4/2-----2--4-----2-------------| |-5------5--5/2------2--------------------------5---5---2-5-| |-----------------------4-----------------------------------| |-----------------------------------------------------------| |-----------------------------------------------------------| |-----------------------------------------------------------| E But which is more important, F#m to comfort an old woman B or see visions of the heavens A E in the stumps of fallen trees? G# Albert Einstein trembled A E when he saw that time was water, G# seeping through the rafters A B to put out this burning world Ocultar tablatura E F#m B A E |---------------------------------------------------------------16-| |-------------------------------------------------------/17--------| |-13----------------------------------------13-13/14---------------| |-14---14----------16--16------------------------------------------| |---------14-14/16-------------16--16/18---------------------------| |------------------------------------------------------------------| E Next morning you're at Waffle House F#m Toast and eggs and hash browns B Truckers chain-smoke Camels A E over plastic cups of juice G# And you remember how he cried A E when they strapped him to the stretcher, G# convinced his arms were burning A E with electricity from heaven G# You remember how he told you A E that black holes were like Jesus G# And the crucifix was a battery A E that filled the air with fire E *********************************** | / Slide up ***********************************

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