Chords for Reuben Kigame - Sweet Bunyore Official Video
Tempo:
75.65 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
Ab
Cm
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Cm] [Bb] [Ab]
[Eb] [Bb] [Bb] [Eb]
Life [D] has been cruel to [Eb] me, and I have longed for a [Bb] shoulder to [Eb] lean on.
I [Ab] have nursed [Bbm] much [Gm] insomnia.
There's been [Fm] nothing worth [Ab] keeping for a [Bb] dream.
I have [Eb] seen [Bb] the coldness of [Eb] the city boys, and the [Bb] lies of [Eb] the city girls.
Oh, [Ab] the pain [Fm] of [Gm] street children.
[Fm] Perhaps it's time [Bb] to go right to [Eb] the stop.
[Eb] [Bb] [Bb] [Eb]
Life [D] has been cruel to [Eb] me, and I have longed for a [Bb] shoulder to [Eb] lean on.
I [Ab] have nursed [Bbm] much [Gm] insomnia.
There's been [Fm] nothing worth [Ab] keeping for a [Bb] dream.
I have [Eb] seen [Bb] the coldness of [Eb] the city boys, and the [Bb] lies of [Eb] the city girls.
Oh, [Ab] the pain [Fm] of [Gm] street children.
[Fm] Perhaps it's time [Bb] to go right to [Eb] the stop.
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Eb
Bb
Ab
Cm
Fm
Eb
Bb
Ab
_ [Cm] _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Bb] _ [Eb] _ _
_ Life [D] has been cruel to [Eb] me, and I have longed for a [Bb] shoulder to [Eb] lean on.
I [Ab] have nursed [Bbm] much [Gm] insomnia.
[Cm]
There's been [Fm] nothing worth [Ab] keeping for a [Bb] dream. _
I have [Eb] seen [Bb] the coldness of [Eb] the city boys, and the [Bb] lies of [Eb] the city girls.
Oh, [Ab] the pain [Fm] of [Gm] street children.
[Cm] _
[Fm] Perhaps it's time [Bb] to go right to [Eb] the stop. _ _
[Ab] Sweet Pandare, do [Eb] you remember me?
And if [Bb] I come, will [Eb] you receive me?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, have [Eb] you a place for me?
Or am [Bb] I just a [Eb] child of pain? _
I _ _ _ hear [Bb] the mooing of [Eb] the cows as they give [Bb] their scanty [Eb] milk away.
_ I [Ab] can smell the [Gm] evening [Cm] fires [Fm] as the clouds [Ab]
begin to [Bb] swell again.
_ _ [Eb] How I long [Bb] to hear your [Eb] rivers flow, _ and the morning [Bb] birds begin [Eb] their praises
[Ab] as they join the [Gm] whole creation [Cm] _ [Fm] in the mighty song [Bb] to the [Eb] King of Kings.
_ [Ab] Sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] do you remember me?
And [Bb] if I come, _ [Eb] will you receive me?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] have you a place for me?
Or [Bb] am I just a [Eb] child of pain?
_ There's a place [Bb] where the heart may [Ab] find comfort,
_ [Bb] and the body find its rest [Eb] in the evening.
[Db] It is the story [Eb] of a tired _ [Bb] man lost [Cm] in a world [Bb] that is long. _ _ _ _
[Ab] Sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] do you remember me?
And if I [Bb] come, _ [Eb] will you receive me?
Oh, sweet [Ab] Pandare, _ have you [Eb] a place for me?
Or am [Bb] I just a child of [Eb] pain?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, do you [Eb] remember me?
And if [Bb] I come, _ will you [Eb] receive me?
[Ab] Oh, sweet Pandare, [Eb] have you a place for me?
[Bb] Or am I just a [Eb] child of pain?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] do you remember me?
And [Bb] if I come, _ [Eb] will you receive me?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, have [Eb] you a place for me?
Or am [Bb] I just a child [Eb] of pain?
Sweet [Ab] Pandare, do you [Eb] remember me? _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Bb] _ [Eb] _ _
_ Life [D] has been cruel to [Eb] me, and I have longed for a [Bb] shoulder to [Eb] lean on.
I [Ab] have nursed [Bbm] much [Gm] insomnia.
[Cm]
There's been [Fm] nothing worth [Ab] keeping for a [Bb] dream. _
I have [Eb] seen [Bb] the coldness of [Eb] the city boys, and the [Bb] lies of [Eb] the city girls.
Oh, [Ab] the pain [Fm] of [Gm] street children.
[Cm] _
[Fm] Perhaps it's time [Bb] to go right to [Eb] the stop. _ _
[Ab] Sweet Pandare, do [Eb] you remember me?
And if [Bb] I come, will [Eb] you receive me?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, have [Eb] you a place for me?
Or am [Bb] I just a [Eb] child of pain? _
I _ _ _ hear [Bb] the mooing of [Eb] the cows as they give [Bb] their scanty [Eb] milk away.
_ I [Ab] can smell the [Gm] evening [Cm] fires [Fm] as the clouds [Ab]
begin to [Bb] swell again.
_ _ [Eb] How I long [Bb] to hear your [Eb] rivers flow, _ and the morning [Bb] birds begin [Eb] their praises
[Ab] as they join the [Gm] whole creation [Cm] _ [Fm] in the mighty song [Bb] to the [Eb] King of Kings.
_ [Ab] Sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] do you remember me?
And [Bb] if I come, _ [Eb] will you receive me?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] have you a place for me?
Or [Bb] am I just a [Eb] child of pain?
_ There's a place [Bb] where the heart may [Ab] find comfort,
_ [Bb] and the body find its rest [Eb] in the evening.
[Db] It is the story [Eb] of a tired _ [Bb] man lost [Cm] in a world [Bb] that is long. _ _ _ _
[Ab] Sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] do you remember me?
And if I [Bb] come, _ [Eb] will you receive me?
Oh, sweet [Ab] Pandare, _ have you [Eb] a place for me?
Or am [Bb] I just a child of [Eb] pain?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, do you [Eb] remember me?
And if [Bb] I come, _ will you [Eb] receive me?
[Ab] Oh, sweet Pandare, [Eb] have you a place for me?
[Bb] Or am I just a [Eb] child of pain?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, _ [Eb] do you remember me?
And [Bb] if I come, _ [Eb] will you receive me?
Oh, [Ab] sweet Pandare, have [Eb] you a place for me?
Or am [Bb] I just a child [Eb] of pain?
Sweet [Ab] Pandare, do you [Eb] remember me? _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _ _