Chords for Ku'u Home O Kahalu'u - Jerry Santos & Kamuela Kimokeo
Tempo:
93.125 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
C#m
B
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Sorry, my friend.
You don't have to be sorry, you just did.
I know, sorry.
[E] But I just want to say, you know in that [Bm] song,
I feel so energetic, I was like, shhh.
But I like how you move your legs, like you was riding [D#] the
Yeah?
Yeah, and [G#] I felt like you were [F#] actually
Thank God my mother [B] wasn't out.
[G] [E] That was very good.
Let's give [E] it up one more time for Jerry [C] Sassel.
[E]
[Bm] Just two guys playing together.
Yeah, I was like, what are we going to call this?
Mau?
[N] Oh, that's us.
You and me.
Us.
How about JK?
[E] Just kidding.
JK,
[B] right now.
Maybe we should end this now.
[E]
[B]
Well, this is [C#m] an obvious [E] place for us,
because Kamuela and I are [A] both from Katahulu.
[E] Both grew up there, of course, many decades apart.
The Katahulu that I grew up in was very different from the one that he grew [C#m] up in.
But it's still a [E] matter of community,
about [C#m] [A]
loving [E] the foundation that you stand on.
Because when we travel out into [E] the world,
it gives us the security to [C#m] remind us who we are,
[E] what our kulea was,
and how [C#m] [E] we treat each other as we go along our way.
And that's all [C#m] kind of [E] in the many [C#m]
relationships [E] we form in our life.
[A]
Katahulu [E] was written for my family [C#m] as a growing up song, if you [E] will.
It was written many miles away from [C#m] home.
[A] As a way of acknowledging [E] the way people change,
the way places [A] change,
how we put those things together in our [E] lives.
But while the world is a big [C#m] place,
filled with wonderful adventures [E] to be had,
[A] there's something very comforting about loving and [E] understanding the foundation
that you stand [C#m] on.
And if you don't [E] come back home,
you can't find somebody 30 [C#m] years, 40 years [E] younger than you
to help you [C#m] play the same song over and over again.
[E]
I [A] remember the days
[E] when we used to [A] travel with broken [E] strings
Round the four [A] mountains, we'd ride on [E] horseback
So long [C#m] ago, the sea was [E] green
Last [F#] night, my dreamtime [E] was sweetened
And
[F#] my [B] heart was all [E] true
But if you [A] feel like I [E] did
We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka palu
[E] I [A] remember the days
[E] When our world was falling apart for dreams
And you [C#m] were blinking, my [E] sisters
And I [A] was lost in the [E] canvases
[A] Last night, my [E] dreamtime was sweetened
And [A] my heart was all [E] true
But if you feel [A] like I did
We'd say [E]
[B] aloha to me o [E] ka palu
[A]
[A]
[E]
[A] [E]
[C#m]
[E] [E]
[A] [E]
[B]
Change is a strange thing, [E] it cannot be denied
[B] It can help you find yourself [E] or make you feel proud
[A] Who is in front of [E] us is all we call
[A] Please do not hold on to me, [B] we all must go along
[E] I remember [C#m] the days
When we laughed and sang all night long
And I would grieve
As I find you
When sharing [A] love will bring [E] you something
Last night, my dreamtime was sweetened
And
[A] my heart was all [E] true
So please [A] accept me as [E] you will find me
We'd say aloha [B] to me o ka [E] palu
[E] We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] palu
We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] palu
[A]
[Em]
[N]
You don't have to be sorry, you just did.
I know, sorry.
[E] But I just want to say, you know in that [Bm] song,
I feel so energetic, I was like, shhh.
But I like how you move your legs, like you was riding [D#] the
Yeah?
Yeah, and [G#] I felt like you were [F#] actually
Thank God my mother [B] wasn't out.
[G] [E] That was very good.
Let's give [E] it up one more time for Jerry [C] Sassel.
[E]
[Bm] Just two guys playing together.
Yeah, I was like, what are we going to call this?
Mau?
[N] Oh, that's us.
You and me.
Us.
How about JK?
[E] Just kidding.
JK,
[B] right now.
Maybe we should end this now.
[E]
[B]
Well, this is [C#m] an obvious [E] place for us,
because Kamuela and I are [A] both from Katahulu.
[E] Both grew up there, of course, many decades apart.
The Katahulu that I grew up in was very different from the one that he grew [C#m] up in.
But it's still a [E] matter of community,
about [C#m] [A]
loving [E] the foundation that you stand on.
Because when we travel out into [E] the world,
it gives us the security to [C#m] remind us who we are,
[E] what our kulea was,
and how [C#m] [E] we treat each other as we go along our way.
And that's all [C#m] kind of [E] in the many [C#m]
relationships [E] we form in our life.
[A]
Katahulu [E] was written for my family [C#m] as a growing up song, if you [E] will.
It was written many miles away from [C#m] home.
[A] As a way of acknowledging [E] the way people change,
the way places [A] change,
how we put those things together in our [E] lives.
But while the world is a big [C#m] place,
filled with wonderful adventures [E] to be had,
[A] there's something very comforting about loving and [E] understanding the foundation
that you stand [C#m] on.
And if you don't [E] come back home,
you can't find somebody 30 [C#m] years, 40 years [E] younger than you
to help you [C#m] play the same song over and over again.
[E]
I [A] remember the days
[E] when we used to [A] travel with broken [E] strings
Round the four [A] mountains, we'd ride on [E] horseback
So long [C#m] ago, the sea was [E] green
Last [F#] night, my dreamtime [E] was sweetened
And
[F#] my [B] heart was all [E] true
But if you [A] feel like I [E] did
We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka palu
[E] I [A] remember the days
[E] When our world was falling apart for dreams
And you [C#m] were blinking, my [E] sisters
And I [A] was lost in the [E] canvases
[A] Last night, my [E] dreamtime was sweetened
And [A] my heart was all [E] true
But if you feel [A] like I did
We'd say [E]
[B] aloha to me o [E] ka palu
[A]
[A]
[E]
[A] [E]
[C#m]
[E] [E]
[A] [E]
[B]
Change is a strange thing, [E] it cannot be denied
[B] It can help you find yourself [E] or make you feel proud
[A] Who is in front of [E] us is all we call
[A] Please do not hold on to me, [B] we all must go along
[E] I remember [C#m] the days
When we laughed and sang all night long
And I would grieve
As I find you
When sharing [A] love will bring [E] you something
Last night, my dreamtime was sweetened
And
[A] my heart was all [E] true
So please [A] accept me as [E] you will find me
We'd say aloha [B] to me o ka [E] palu
[E] We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] palu
We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] palu
[A]
[Em]
[N]
Key:
E
A
C#m
B
F#
E
A
C#m
Sorry, my friend. _ _ _
You don't have to be sorry, you just did.
I know, sorry. _
[E] But I just want to say, you know in that [Bm] song,
I feel so energetic, I was like, shhh.
But I like how you move your legs, like you was riding [D#] the_
Yeah?
_ Yeah, and _ [G#] _ _ I felt like you were [F#] actually_
Thank God my mother [B] wasn't out. _
_ [G] _ [E] That was very good.
Let's give [E] it up one more time for Jerry [C] Sassel.
_ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bm] Just two guys playing together.
Yeah, I was like, what are we going to call this?
Mau?
[N] Oh, that's us.
You and me.
Us.
How about JK?
[E] _ Just kidding.
JK, _
_ [B] _ right now.
Maybe we should end this now.
[E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ Well, this is [C#m] an obvious [E] place for us,
because Kamuela and I are [A] both from Katahulu.
_ [E] Both grew up there, of course, _ many decades apart.
The Katahulu that I grew up in was very different from the one that he grew [C#m] up in.
But it's still a [E] matter of community,
about [C#m] _ [A]
loving [E] the foundation that you stand on.
Because when we travel out into [E] the world,
it gives us the security to [C#m] remind us who we are,
[E] what our kulea was,
and how [C#m] [E] we treat each other as we go along our way.
And that's all [C#m] kind of _ [E] in the many [C#m] _
relationships [E] we form in our life.
_ [A] _
Katahulu [E] was written for my family [C#m] as a growing up song, if you [E] will.
It was written many miles away from [C#m] home.
[A] As a way of acknowledging [E] the way people change,
the way places [A] change,
how we put those things together in our [E] lives.
But while the world is a big [C#m] place,
filled with wonderful adventures [E] to be had,
_ [A] there's something very comforting about loving and [E] understanding the foundation
that you stand [C#m] on.
And if you don't [E] come back home,
you can't find somebody 30 [C#m] years, 40 years [E] younger than you
to help you [C#m] play the same song over and over again.
[E] _ _ _ _ _
_ I [A] remember the days
[E] when _ we _ _ used to [A] travel with broken [E] strings _ _ _
_ Round the four [A] mountains, we'd ride on [E] horseback _ _ _
_ So long [C#m] ago, the sea was [E] green
Last _ _ _ _ _ [F#] night, my dreamtime [E] was sweetened
And _
_ [F#] _ my [B] heart was all [E] true
_ But _ _ _ if you [A] feel like I [E] did _ _
_ _ We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka palu
[E] I _ _ _ _ [A] remember the days
[E] When _ _ _ _ _ our world was falling apart for dreams _ _
_ _ _ And you [C#m] were blinking, my [E] sisters _ _
_ _ _ And I [A] was lost in the [E] canvases _ _
_ _ _ [A] Last night, my [E] dreamtime was sweetened
And _ _ _ [A] my heart was all [E] true _
But _ _ _ _ if you feel [A] like I did
We'd say _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[B] aloha to me o [E] ka palu
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _
_ [E] _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [B]
Change is a strange thing, [E] it cannot be denied
_ _ [B] It can help you find yourself [E] or make you feel proud
_ _ [A] Who is in front of [E] us is all we call
_ _ _ [A] Please do not hold on to me, [B] we all must go _ _ _ _ _ _ along _ _ _
[E] _ I remember [C#m] the days _ _ _ _ _
_ When we laughed and sang all night long _ _ _
_ And I would grieve
As I find you _ _ _ _
When sharing [A] love will bring [E] you something _ _ _ _ _
_ Last night, my dreamtime was sweetened
And _
_ [A] _ my heart was all [E] true _ _ _ _
_ _ So please [A] accept me as [E] you will find me _ _ _
_ We'd say aloha [B] to me o ka [E] palu _ _ _
[E] _ _ We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] palu
We'd _ _ say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] _ palu _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
You don't have to be sorry, you just did.
I know, sorry. _
[E] But I just want to say, you know in that [Bm] song,
I feel so energetic, I was like, shhh.
But I like how you move your legs, like you was riding [D#] the_
Yeah?
_ Yeah, and _ [G#] _ _ I felt like you were [F#] actually_
Thank God my mother [B] wasn't out. _
_ [G] _ [E] That was very good.
Let's give [E] it up one more time for Jerry [C] Sassel.
_ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bm] Just two guys playing together.
Yeah, I was like, what are we going to call this?
Mau?
[N] Oh, that's us.
You and me.
Us.
How about JK?
[E] _ Just kidding.
JK, _
_ [B] _ right now.
Maybe we should end this now.
[E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ Well, this is [C#m] an obvious [E] place for us,
because Kamuela and I are [A] both from Katahulu.
_ [E] Both grew up there, of course, _ many decades apart.
The Katahulu that I grew up in was very different from the one that he grew [C#m] up in.
But it's still a [E] matter of community,
about [C#m] _ [A]
loving [E] the foundation that you stand on.
Because when we travel out into [E] the world,
it gives us the security to [C#m] remind us who we are,
[E] what our kulea was,
and how [C#m] [E] we treat each other as we go along our way.
And that's all [C#m] kind of _ [E] in the many [C#m] _
relationships [E] we form in our life.
_ [A] _
Katahulu [E] was written for my family [C#m] as a growing up song, if you [E] will.
It was written many miles away from [C#m] home.
[A] As a way of acknowledging [E] the way people change,
the way places [A] change,
how we put those things together in our [E] lives.
But while the world is a big [C#m] place,
filled with wonderful adventures [E] to be had,
_ [A] there's something very comforting about loving and [E] understanding the foundation
that you stand [C#m] on.
And if you don't [E] come back home,
you can't find somebody 30 [C#m] years, 40 years [E] younger than you
to help you [C#m] play the same song over and over again.
[E] _ _ _ _ _
_ I [A] remember the days
[E] when _ we _ _ used to [A] travel with broken [E] strings _ _ _
_ Round the four [A] mountains, we'd ride on [E] horseback _ _ _
_ So long [C#m] ago, the sea was [E] green
Last _ _ _ _ _ [F#] night, my dreamtime [E] was sweetened
And _
_ [F#] _ my [B] heart was all [E] true
_ But _ _ _ if you [A] feel like I [E] did _ _
_ _ We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka palu
[E] I _ _ _ _ [A] remember the days
[E] When _ _ _ _ _ our world was falling apart for dreams _ _
_ _ _ And you [C#m] were blinking, my [E] sisters _ _
_ _ _ And I [A] was lost in the [E] canvases _ _
_ _ _ [A] Last night, my [E] dreamtime was sweetened
And _ _ _ [A] my heart was all [E] true _
But _ _ _ _ if you feel [A] like I did
We'd say _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[B] aloha to me o [E] ka palu
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _
_ [E] _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [B]
Change is a strange thing, [E] it cannot be denied
_ _ [B] It can help you find yourself [E] or make you feel proud
_ _ [A] Who is in front of [E] us is all we call
_ _ _ [A] Please do not hold on to me, [B] we all must go _ _ _ _ _ _ along _ _ _
[E] _ I remember [C#m] the days _ _ _ _ _
_ When we laughed and sang all night long _ _ _
_ And I would grieve
As I find you _ _ _ _
When sharing [A] love will bring [E] you something _ _ _ _ _
_ Last night, my dreamtime was sweetened
And _
_ [A] _ my heart was all [E] true _ _ _ _
_ _ So please [A] accept me as [E] you will find me _ _ _
_ We'd say aloha [B] to me o ka [E] palu _ _ _
[E] _ _ We'd say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] palu
We'd _ _ say [B] aloha to me o ka [E] _ palu _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _