Chords for BLAKK RASTA - KWAME NKRUMAH [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Tempo:
156 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Db
Eb
Abm
Bbm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Here's the kings.
[Db]
God have
and kings.
God have
and kings.
God have mercy.
This one
[Gb] mercy.
This one
mercy.
This one is a [Ab] special
is a special
is a special dedication
[Eb]
Why [Ab]
[Db]
did you this [Ab] for
I have lived [Eb] here
when we go see [Ab] you again,
for me, [Db] my boy.
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again?
[Db]
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again?
[Db]
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I am I miss you [Eb] so when we have a see [Ab] you again.
The [Db] independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it's linked up with the total liberation of the [Ab] whole African country.
You voiced it as tender [Eb] as a standard and made your mark as the [Db] black president.
[Ab] Born some 100 years ago inside in Kampul, you [Db] taught us not to fool [Dbm] fools or [G] carry water in [Abm] a basket.
You walked in the belly of the beast till your [G] shoe sole dropped off [Abm] but you still hit the deadly nail [Bb] into the slave master's [Ab] casket.
Osage, [Db]
Kwame Nkrumah, you shouted [Ab] self-government now when the rest of them still [Eb] slumbered in the cauldron of procrastination.
[Bbm] Yes, [Ab]
imperialism, nepotism, [Db] pluralism, and nyafudnyafudidism were never [Ab] part of you as a man.
Black like [Eb] Jacks.
Osage, Osage, [Db] [Ab]
Bray Wyatt.
Bray Wyatt.
[Db]
[Ab]
[Eb]
[Ab]
[Db]
[Ab]
[Eb]
[Ab]
Yes, you said it with [Eb] no doubt that we prefer self-government with danger to servitude in tranquility.
As a little child born to Nyaniba and Kofi [Ab] Nkuluma and attending school in Harper's Lane, [Db] you were full of ability.
Materialism you [Ab] hated like a canker worm as honesty who [Eb] made you a celebrity.
At [Db] Kulunguru, [Ab] the bombs flew around the end, [Db] perpetrated by the enemies of serenity.
Ouja bless, [Ab]
let no one kiss the saying goes with [Eb] no element of [Db] imperiality.
Ghana, [Ab] Ghana.
Would one day kill me to buy common socks?
[Db] You said it when your government was toppled [Ab] by some cacophonous drunk soldier man [Eb] with no dignity.
[Db] Nkrumah, Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah.
Oh [Db] my boy, why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I have missed [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again.
Oh [Db] my boy, why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I have missed [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again.
Oh yeah, Brannick, my [Db] Nkrumah, you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
Come liberate my [Eb] brother from endless [Ab] slavery.
Oh yeah, Brannick, [Db] my Nkrumah, you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
Come liberate [Eb] my brother from endless slavery.
[Ab]
[Db]
You're inspiration [Ab]
for the black nation.
[Eb]
No need to fight, we shall unite [Ab] for the future generation.
[Db] Oh yeah, Kwame Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, [Eb]
Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah,
[Bbm] Nkrumah.
Don't raise me for a soul, [Abm] I say no.
Musical soul first echo [Db] from the heart of the Ramblers [Eb] band.
A musical [Ab] leader whose [Ebm] love of black dignity will always [Db]
be true and remain like [Ab] the footsteps in the sand.
Hey, Kankanyame, [Eb] wake [Db] up, wake up, [Eb] wake up the spirit of Africa and uphold the name of a great son of the land.
[Db]
Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, [Ab] Osagye.
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, you [Eb] love Africa so much so [Db] that [Ab] you never looted [Db] any booty from the motherland.
Hail [Ab]
Nkrumah, Osagye.
Nkrumah, [Bbm] Nkrumah, [Eb] [Db] Nkrumah.
Hail the [Ab] king, king, king, direct descendant of [Db] the Nzimala.
It is time to [Ab] classify the spirits of [Eb] Unkorum.
Unkorum, Unkorum, [Ab]
Unkorum, Unkorum.
Here!
[Db]
♪ I'm getting on this flow so [Ab]
soon ♪
♪ I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early ♪
♪ When will I ever see [Ab] you again?
♪
♪ I'm in need of [Db] my heart, why did you miss [Ab] flow so soon?
♪
♪ I [Eb] am a young miss flow so early, when will [Ab] I ever see you again?
♪
♪ [Db] Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ I'm getting on this [Ab] flow so soon, I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early.
♪
♪ When will [Db] I [Ab] ever see you again?
♪
♪ Unkorum, [Db]
Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ Why did you miss [Ab] so soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, see [Ab] you again.
♪
[Db]
[Db]
God have
and kings.
God have
and kings.
God have mercy.
This one
[Gb] mercy.
This one
mercy.
This one is a [Ab] special
is a special
is a special dedication
[Eb]
Why [Ab]
[Db]
did you this [Ab] for
I have lived [Eb] here
when we go see [Ab] you again,
for me, [Db] my boy.
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again?
[Db]
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again?
[Db]
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I am I miss you [Eb] so when we have a see [Ab] you again.
The [Db] independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it's linked up with the total liberation of the [Ab] whole African country.
You voiced it as tender [Eb] as a standard and made your mark as the [Db] black president.
[Ab] Born some 100 years ago inside in Kampul, you [Db] taught us not to fool [Dbm] fools or [G] carry water in [Abm] a basket.
You walked in the belly of the beast till your [G] shoe sole dropped off [Abm] but you still hit the deadly nail [Bb] into the slave master's [Ab] casket.
Osage, [Db]
Kwame Nkrumah, you shouted [Ab] self-government now when the rest of them still [Eb] slumbered in the cauldron of procrastination.
[Bbm] Yes, [Ab]
imperialism, nepotism, [Db] pluralism, and nyafudnyafudidism were never [Ab] part of you as a man.
Black like [Eb] Jacks.
Osage, Osage, [Db] [Ab]
Bray Wyatt.
Bray Wyatt.
[Db]
[Ab]
[Eb]
[Ab]
[Db]
[Ab]
[Eb]
[Ab]
Yes, you said it with [Eb] no doubt that we prefer self-government with danger to servitude in tranquility.
As a little child born to Nyaniba and Kofi [Ab] Nkuluma and attending school in Harper's Lane, [Db] you were full of ability.
Materialism you [Ab] hated like a canker worm as honesty who [Eb] made you a celebrity.
At [Db] Kulunguru, [Ab] the bombs flew around the end, [Db] perpetrated by the enemies of serenity.
Ouja bless, [Ab]
let no one kiss the saying goes with [Eb] no element of [Db] imperiality.
Ghana, [Ab] Ghana.
Would one day kill me to buy common socks?
[Db] You said it when your government was toppled [Ab] by some cacophonous drunk soldier man [Eb] with no dignity.
[Db] Nkrumah, Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah.
Oh [Db] my boy, why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I have missed [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again.
Oh [Db] my boy, why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
I have missed [Eb] you so, when we ever see [Ab] you again.
Oh yeah, Brannick, my [Db] Nkrumah, you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
Come liberate my [Eb] brother from endless [Ab] slavery.
Oh yeah, Brannick, [Db] my Nkrumah, you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
Come liberate [Eb] my brother from endless slavery.
[Ab]
[Db]
You're inspiration [Ab]
for the black nation.
[Eb]
No need to fight, we shall unite [Ab] for the future generation.
[Db] Oh yeah, Kwame Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, [Eb]
Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah,
[Bbm] Nkrumah.
Don't raise me for a soul, [Abm] I say no.
Musical soul first echo [Db] from the heart of the Ramblers [Eb] band.
A musical [Ab] leader whose [Ebm] love of black dignity will always [Db]
be true and remain like [Ab] the footsteps in the sand.
Hey, Kankanyame, [Eb] wake [Db] up, wake up, [Eb] wake up the spirit of Africa and uphold the name of a great son of the land.
[Db]
Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, [Ab] Osagye.
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, you [Eb] love Africa so much so [Db] that [Ab] you never looted [Db] any booty from the motherland.
Hail [Ab]
Nkrumah, Osagye.
Nkrumah, [Bbm] Nkrumah, [Eb] [Db] Nkrumah.
Hail the [Ab] king, king, king, direct descendant of [Db] the Nzimala.
It is time to [Ab] classify the spirits of [Eb] Unkorum.
Unkorum, Unkorum, [Ab]
Unkorum, Unkorum.
Here!
[Db]
♪ I'm getting on this flow so [Ab]
soon ♪
♪ I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early ♪
♪ When will I ever see [Ab] you again?
♪
♪ I'm in need of [Db] my heart, why did you miss [Ab] flow so soon?
♪
♪ I [Eb] am a young miss flow so early, when will [Ab] I ever see you again?
♪
♪ [Db] Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ I'm getting on this [Ab] flow so soon, I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early.
♪
♪ When will [Db] I [Ab] ever see you again?
♪
♪ Unkorum, [Db]
Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ Why did you miss [Ab] so soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, see [Ab] you again.
♪
[Db]
Key:
Ab
Db
Eb
Abm
Bbm
Ab
Db
Eb
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Here's the kings.
[Db] _
God have
and kings.
God have
and kings.
God have mercy.
This one
[Gb] mercy.
This one
mercy.
This one is a [Ab] special
is a special
is a special dedication
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
Why _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ did you this [Ab] for
_ _ I have lived [Eb] here
_ when we go see [Ab] you again,
_ _ for me, [Db] my _ boy.
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
_ I miss [Eb] you so, _ _ when we ever see [Ab] you _ _ again?
_ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ Why did you leave [Ab] so _ soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, _ when we ever see [Ab] you again?
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
_ I am I miss you [Eb] so _ when we have a see [Ab] you again.
_ _ The [Db] independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it's linked up with the total liberation of the [Ab] whole African country.
You voiced it as tender [Eb] as a standard and made your mark as the [Db] black president.
[Ab] Born some 100 years ago inside in Kampul, you [Db] taught us not to fool [Dbm] fools or [G] carry water in [Abm] a basket.
You walked in the belly of the beast till your [G] shoe sole dropped off [Abm] but you still hit the deadly nail [Bb] into the slave master's [Ab] casket.
Osage, [Db] _
Kwame Nkrumah, you shouted [Ab] self-government now when the rest of them still [Eb] slumbered in the cauldron of procrastination.
[Bbm] Yes, _ [Ab] _
imperialism, _ nepotism, _ [Db] pluralism, and _ nyafudnyafudidism were never [Ab] part of you as a man.
Black like [Eb] Jacks.
Osage, _ Osage, [Db] _ _ [Ab]
Bray Wyatt.
_ Bray Wyatt.
_ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ Yes, you said it with [Eb] no doubt that we prefer self-government with danger to servitude in tranquility.
As a little child born to Nyaniba and Kofi [Ab] Nkuluma and attending school in Harper's Lane, [Db] you were full of ability.
_ _ Materialism you [Ab] hated like a canker worm as honesty who [Eb] made you a celebrity.
At [Db] Kulunguru, [Ab] the bombs flew around the end, _ [Db] perpetrated by the enemies of serenity.
Ouja bless, _ [Ab]
let no one kiss the saying goes with [Eb] no element of _ _ [Db] imperiality.
Ghana, [Ab] Ghana.
Would one day kill me to buy common socks?
[Db] You said it when your government was toppled [Ab] by some cacophonous drunk soldier man [Eb] with no dignity.
_ _ [Db] Nkrumah, Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah.
Oh [Db] my _ boy, why did you leave [Ab] so _ soon?
I have missed [Eb] you so, _ _ when we ever see [Ab] you _ again.
Oh _ [Db] my boy, _ why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
_ I have missed [Eb] you so, _ _ when we ever see [Ab] you again.
Oh yeah, Brannick, my [Db] _ Nkrumah, you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
_ Come liberate my [Eb] brother _ from endless [Ab] slavery.
_ _ Oh yeah, Brannick, [Db] my Nkrumah, _ you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
_ _ Come liberate [Eb] my brother _ from endless slavery.
[Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ You're inspiration [Ab]
for the black nation.
_ _ _ _ [Eb]
No need to fight, we shall unite [Ab] for the future _ generation.
_ _ [Db] Oh yeah, Kwame Nkrumah, _ _ [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, _ _ Nkrumah, [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ Nkrumah, _ [Ab] _
Nkrumah, _ Nkrumah, Nkrumah, _ _
[Bbm] _ Nkrumah.
Don't raise me for a soul, [Abm] I say no.
Musical soul first echo [Db] from the heart of the Ramblers [Eb] band.
A musical [Ab] leader whose [Ebm] love of black dignity will always [Db] _
be true and remain like [Ab] the footsteps in the sand.
Hey, Kankanyame, [Eb] wake [Db] up, wake up, [Eb] wake up the spirit of Africa and uphold the name of a great son of the land.
[Db]
Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, [Ab] Osagye.
Nkrumah, _ Nkrumah, Nkrumah, you [Eb] love Africa so much so [Db] that [Ab] you never _ _ looted _ [Db] any booty from the motherland.
Hail [Ab]
Nkrumah, Osagye.
_ _ _ Nkrumah, [Bbm] _ Nkrumah, [Eb] [Db] Nkrumah.
Hail the [Ab] king, king, king, direct _ descendant of [Db] the Nzimala.
It is time to [Ab] classify the spirits of _ [Eb] Unkorum.
_ Unkorum, _ _ Unkorum, [Ab] _
Unkorum, Unkorum.
_ _ Here!
[Db] _
_ _ _ _ ♪ I'm getting on this flow so [Ab] _
soon ♪
♪ I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early ♪
♪ When will I ever see [Ab] you again?
_ ♪
♪ I'm in need of [Db] my heart, _ _ why did you miss [Ab] flow so soon?
_ _ ♪
♪ I [Eb] am a young miss flow _ so early, when will [Ab] I ever see you again?
_ _ ♪
♪ _ [Db] Unkorum, _ _ Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ I'm getting on this [Ab] flow so soon, I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early.
♪
♪ When will [Db] I [Ab] ever see you again?
_ ♪
♪ _ Unkorum, [Db]
Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ Why did you miss [Ab] so soon?
_ I miss [Eb] you so, _ _ _ see [Ab] you again.
_ _ _ ♪
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Here's the kings.
[Db] _
God have
and kings.
God have
and kings.
God have mercy.
This one
[Gb] mercy.
This one
mercy.
This one is a [Ab] special
is a special
is a special dedication
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
Why _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ did you this [Ab] for
_ _ I have lived [Eb] here
_ when we go see [Ab] you again,
_ _ for me, [Db] my _ boy.
Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
_ I miss [Eb] you so, _ _ when we ever see [Ab] you _ _ again?
_ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ Why did you leave [Ab] so _ soon?
I miss [Eb] you so, _ when we ever see [Ab] you again?
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ Why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
_ I am I miss you [Eb] so _ when we have a see [Ab] you again.
_ _ The [Db] independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it's linked up with the total liberation of the [Ab] whole African country.
You voiced it as tender [Eb] as a standard and made your mark as the [Db] black president.
[Ab] Born some 100 years ago inside in Kampul, you [Db] taught us not to fool [Dbm] fools or [G] carry water in [Abm] a basket.
You walked in the belly of the beast till your [G] shoe sole dropped off [Abm] but you still hit the deadly nail [Bb] into the slave master's [Ab] casket.
Osage, [Db] _
Kwame Nkrumah, you shouted [Ab] self-government now when the rest of them still [Eb] slumbered in the cauldron of procrastination.
[Bbm] Yes, _ [Ab] _
imperialism, _ nepotism, _ [Db] pluralism, and _ nyafudnyafudidism were never [Ab] part of you as a man.
Black like [Eb] Jacks.
Osage, _ Osage, [Db] _ _ [Ab]
Bray Wyatt.
_ Bray Wyatt.
_ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ Yes, you said it with [Eb] no doubt that we prefer self-government with danger to servitude in tranquility.
As a little child born to Nyaniba and Kofi [Ab] Nkuluma and attending school in Harper's Lane, [Db] you were full of ability.
_ _ Materialism you [Ab] hated like a canker worm as honesty who [Eb] made you a celebrity.
At [Db] Kulunguru, [Ab] the bombs flew around the end, _ [Db] perpetrated by the enemies of serenity.
Ouja bless, _ [Ab]
let no one kiss the saying goes with [Eb] no element of _ _ [Db] imperiality.
Ghana, [Ab] Ghana.
Would one day kill me to buy common socks?
[Db] You said it when your government was toppled [Ab] by some cacophonous drunk soldier man [Eb] with no dignity.
_ _ [Db] Nkrumah, Nkrumah, [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah, Nkrumah.
Oh [Db] my _ boy, why did you leave [Ab] so _ soon?
I have missed [Eb] you so, _ _ when we ever see [Ab] you _ again.
Oh _ [Db] my boy, _ why did you leave [Ab] so soon?
_ I have missed [Eb] you so, _ _ when we ever see [Ab] you again.
Oh yeah, Brannick, my [Db] _ Nkrumah, you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
_ Come liberate my [Eb] brother _ from endless [Ab] slavery.
_ _ Oh yeah, Brannick, [Db] my Nkrumah, _ you're the great man [Ab] from Africa.
_ _ Come liberate [Eb] my brother _ from endless slavery.
[Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ You're inspiration [Ab]
for the black nation.
_ _ _ _ [Eb]
No need to fight, we shall unite [Ab] for the future _ generation.
_ _ [Db] Oh yeah, Kwame Nkrumah, _ _ [Ab]
Nkrumah, Nkrumah, _ _ Nkrumah, [Eb] _
_ _ _ _ Nkrumah, _ [Ab] _
Nkrumah, _ Nkrumah, Nkrumah, _ _
[Bbm] _ Nkrumah.
Don't raise me for a soul, [Abm] I say no.
Musical soul first echo [Db] from the heart of the Ramblers [Eb] band.
A musical [Ab] leader whose [Ebm] love of black dignity will always [Db] _
be true and remain like [Ab] the footsteps in the sand.
Hey, Kankanyame, [Eb] wake [Db] up, wake up, [Eb] wake up the spirit of Africa and uphold the name of a great son of the land.
[Db]
Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, Osagye, [Ab] Osagye.
Nkrumah, _ Nkrumah, Nkrumah, you [Eb] love Africa so much so [Db] that [Ab] you never _ _ looted _ [Db] any booty from the motherland.
Hail [Ab]
Nkrumah, Osagye.
_ _ _ Nkrumah, [Bbm] _ Nkrumah, [Eb] [Db] Nkrumah.
Hail the [Ab] king, king, king, direct _ descendant of [Db] the Nzimala.
It is time to [Ab] classify the spirits of _ [Eb] Unkorum.
_ Unkorum, _ _ Unkorum, [Ab] _
Unkorum, Unkorum.
_ _ Here!
[Db] _
_ _ _ _ ♪ I'm getting on this flow so [Ab] _
soon ♪
♪ I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early ♪
♪ When will I ever see [Ab] you again?
_ ♪
♪ I'm in need of [Db] my heart, _ _ why did you miss [Ab] flow so soon?
_ _ ♪
♪ I [Eb] am a young miss flow _ so early, when will [Ab] I ever see you again?
_ _ ♪
♪ _ [Db] Unkorum, _ _ Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ I'm getting on this [Ab] flow so soon, I am a young miss [Eb] flow so early.
♪
♪ When will [Db] I [Ab] ever see you again?
_ ♪
♪ _ Unkorum, [Db]
Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum, Unkorum.
♪
♪ Why did you miss [Ab] so soon?
_ I miss [Eb] you so, _ _ _ see [Ab] you again.
_ _ _ ♪
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _