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A cifra de Poor Old Slave de Doug Dillard esta identificada no tom de C. Voce tambem pode usar os controles da pagina para subir ou descer o tom conforme a sua voz.

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A cifra Poor Old Slave serve para violao e guitarra?

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Que tipo de musica e Poor Old Slave?

Poor Old Slave de Doug Dillard esta classificada no CifraNET como Cifra musical, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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C        C7        F       C
1. The poor old slave has gone to rest
                      G - G7
   We know that he is free
       C           C7      F         C
   His bones, they lie, disturb them not
               G - G7 - C
   Way down in Tennessee

C              C7               F             C
2. The poor, poor old slave, slave has gone, gone to rest, rest
                                G           G7
   We know, know that he, he is free, free, free
       C                  C7           F               C
   His bones, bones, they lie, lie disturb, -turb them not, not
                     G           G7         C
   Way down, down in Ten - enn - Tennessee, see, see

C             C7                    F             C
3. The pa - poor old sla - sla -slave, has gon - gone to re - rest
                                G           G7
   We know, know that he, he is free, free, free
       C               C7             F                C
   His bo - bones they lie - lie, dis-turb, -turb them not, not
                     G         G7         C
   Way dow - down in Ten -enn- Tennessee, see, see

C               C7                 F               C
4. The piggly-poor old sliggily-slave has giggily-gone to riggily-rest
                                       G           G7
   We kniggily-know that higgily-he is free, free, free
       C                  C7              F                         C
   His biggily-bones they leggily-lie dis-tiggily-turb them niggily-not
                       G       G7             C
   Way diggily-down in Tiggily-Tennesee, see, see

G   G7        C
   A...miggily...men!

C C7 F C 1. The poor old slave has gone to rest G - G7 We know that he is free C C7 F C His bones, they lie, disturb them not G - G7 - C Way down in Tennessee C C7 F C 2. The poor, poor old slave, slave has gone, gone to rest, rest G G7 We know, know that he, he is free, free, free C C7 F C His bones, bones, they lie, lie disturb, -turb them not, not G G7 C Way down, down in Ten - enn - Tennessee, see, see C C7 F C 3. The pa - poor old sla - sla -slave, has gon - gone to re - rest G G7 We know, know that he, he is free, free, free C C7 F C His bo - bones they lie - lie, dis-turb, -turb them not, not G G7 C Way dow - down in Ten -enn- Tennessee, see, see C C7 F C 4. The piggly-poor old sliggily-slave has giggily-gone to riggily-rest G G7 We kniggily-know that higgily-he is free, free, free C C7 F C His biggily-bones they leggily-lie dis-tiggily-turb them niggily-not G G7 C Way diggily-down in Tiggily-Tennesee, see, see G G7 C A...miggily...men!