Sleipnir
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Tablatura interativa
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
N.C.
He is descended from giants
N.C.
His father Loki, God of fire, is the sworn blood brother to Odin himself
N.C.
He rides across land, sea, and air from the land of the living
N.C.
To the land of the dead.
N.C.
This eight legged steed crosses eight points of the compass
N.C.
From eight directions into eight dimensions
N.C.
He is the bringer of the valiant dead from the battlefield to Valhalla!
[Chorus]
Dm Bb F Dm
Carry we who die in battle
Bb F A A
Over land and sea
Bb C Dm
Across the rainbow bridge
F G Am C
To Valhalla
Bb C Dm Dm
Odin's waiting for me
[Verse]
Dm
He was born of giants
Bb
His icy coat is grey
Dm
At night he rides into the world of death
C Gm
The living by day
Dm
One day on his back I shall ride
Bb
From the battlefield into the sky
Dm
Borne by Valkyries we Valiant Dead
C Gm
Into the Hall of Heroes shall be led
[Bridge]
Bb
Ride down from Asgard
A
To the battlefield
Bb
Bringer of the Valiant Dead
C A
Who died but never yielded
[Chorus]
Dm Bb F Dm
Carry we who die in battle
Bb F A A
Over land and sea
Bb C Dm
Across the rainbow bridge
F G Am C
To Valhalla
Bb C Dm Dm
Odin's waiting for me
[Verse]
Dm
Faster than the fastest horse alive
Bb
The living son of fire rides
Dm
From the halls of Asgard across the sky
C Gm
To the world of Gods and Men
Dm
Eight legs and magic runes carved upon his teeth
Bb
Thunder and lightning sound beneath his feet
Dm
On his back the war God Odin rides
C Gm
Sword and magic spear held high
[Bridge]
Bb
Ride down from Asgard
A
To the battlefield
Bb
Bringer of the Valiant Dead
C A
Who died but never yielded
[Chorus]
[repeat 6 times]
Dm Bb F Dm
Carry we who die in battle
Bb F A A
Over land and sea
Bb C Dm
Across the rainbow bridge
F G Am C
To Valhalla
Bb C Dm Dm
Odin's waiting for me
How to play Sleipnir
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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.