Navajo
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
These aren’t the exact chords but they still
sound good when playing along to the song
G Em
I know you see it, girl
Am D
This ain't sitting real good in my soul
G Em
Everywhere this little girl goes
Am D
She pick up another obstacle, uh
G Em
She was my heart
Am D
I don't know the tribe or the fall
G Em Am D
But by default she don't think of me
G Em Am
I thought she was an Indian (Navajo)
D G Em Am
She be slangin' thangs like a simian (now I know)
D G Em Am
All my life I wanted me an Indian (there she goes)
D G
Now she's far away
Em Am D
But I had to know
G Em
Listen, I know you see it, girl
Am D
This ain't sitting real good in my soul
G Em
Everywhere this little girl goes
Am D
She pick up another obstacle, uh
G Em
She was my heart
Am D
I don't know the tribe or the fall
G Em Am D
But by default she don't think of me
G Em Am
I thought she was an Indian (Navajo)
D G Em Am
She be slangin' thangs like a simian (now I know)
D G Em Am
All my life I wanted me an Indian (there she goes)
D G Em Am D
Ooh, girl let me in (whoa)
G Em
In the street with a wedding ring
And she hit the bar
Am D
City babe, are you down to cheat?
He looked in her eye
G Em
Chivalry is it really dead?
Am
He pulled out a tip (pay up), uh
D
Jumpin' right on him
G Em
Thinkin' when's it good to intervene
Then I lost her
Am D
Lost her to the world and the girls and imposters
G Em
Entertain? I doubt it'll pay and it cost her
Am D
I ain't mad at me but it hurts
G Em Am
And I thought she was an Indian (Navajo)
D G Em Am
Now she only worried bout' the Benjamin's (grab the gold), uh
D G Em Am
All my life I wanted me an Indian (there she goes)
D G
I swear that eye's on me
Em Am
But I don't know
D G
I swear that eye's on me
Em Am
D G
I swear that eye's on me
Em Am
D G
I swear that eye's on me
Em Am
D G
I swear that eye's on me
Em Am D
How to play Navajo
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.