Chords for Tuku on Home Turf - in Norton, Zimbabwe
Tempo:
80.05 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[E] Norton Zimbabwe is the home of Pakare Paye Arts [Abm] Center.
[E] center is Oliver Mutukudzi, [A] the [E] legendary Tuku.
[E] time to catch up with him, find out what he's up to,
[A] [E] Tuku, it is such an honor and a privilege to be here at your gorgeous arts center up here [Eb] in Norton, Zimbabwe.
after how many years?
VOA studio in Washington, D.C.
And I said then, I really would like to visit your school.
[E] Norton Zimbabwe is the home of Pakare Paye Arts [Abm] Center.
[E] center is Oliver Mutukudzi, [A] the [E] legendary Tuku.
[E] time to catch up with him, find out what he's up to,
[A] [E] Tuku, it is such an honor and a privilege to be here at your gorgeous arts center up here [Eb] in Norton, Zimbabwe.
after how many years?
VOA studio in Washington, D.C.
And I said then, I really would like to visit your school.
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[E] Norton Zimbabwe is the home of Pakare Paye Arts [Abm] Center.
The founder of the [E] center is Oliver Mutukudzi, [A] the [E] legendary Tuku.
We're about [Ebm] to meet him, the perfect [E] time to catch up with him, find out what he's up to,
and see how he's giving back to [Ebm] the community through music.
_ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ Tuku, it is such an honor and a privilege to be here at your gorgeous arts center up here [Eb] in Norton, Zimbabwe.
Thank you very much, sir.
It's good to see you once again _ after how many years?
I think that was 2012.
It was, and you were in the VOA studio in Washington, D.C.
Hey, Oliver, how you doing?
I'm good, and yourself?
I'm fine, thanks.
And I said then, I really would like to visit your school.
Can I do that if I come to Zimbabwe?
And you said_
Oh, yes, yes, you can.
You're welcome.
So tell me, what has been happening and what are you doing now with your music?
_ Well, I'm here to release my 67th album, [E] so I'm very excited.
[B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ _ What is going to be different or [A] special about this album?
I mean, that might be [B] hard to say since you've done [E] so many, but is there one thing?
Oh, yes.
I [Eb] mean, every album has got its own [B] topic, its [E] own agenda, and this one is about the whole [Bb] world, why the [E] world is having [B] disputes.
I guess [Ab] we [E] are all in the wrong positions [A] that God created us [E] for.
That's why.
[B] We are following our [E] passion [Dbm] instead of being [B] who we are.
[E] How do you know who you are?
Parents are supposed to help you identify yourself, and I believe children talk to [B] their parents, that, hey, this is [E] who I am.
And parents feel otherwise, no, I want my baby to be a doctor, a medical doctor.
[Gbm] And they push [E] their child to [Ebm] be a medical doctor, and yet he was created [Gb] to play a drum.
[B] _ _ Right now we're [Dbm] in front of the Sam Mutukunzi Conference Center, [D] dedication to your lost son.
[N] I'm so sorry about that.
Well, he's the one who [E] started the conference [B] center, so_
Oh, well, it is.
[A] Do you ever feel like [E] you're just too tired [B] now to keep touring?
Well, energy is catching up, but I can't run away from myself.
I have to do [A] it.
_ [E] Tuku, Oliver [B] Mutukunzi, thank you so much.
[Abm] Thank you for coming.
Thank you.
[Dbm] And it's good to see you again. _ _
[Dbm] _ _ [A] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [N] _
[E] Norton Zimbabwe is the home of Pakare Paye Arts [Abm] Center.
The founder of the [E] center is Oliver Mutukudzi, [A] the [E] legendary Tuku.
We're about [Ebm] to meet him, the perfect [E] time to catch up with him, find out what he's up to,
and see how he's giving back to [Ebm] the community through music.
_ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ Tuku, it is such an honor and a privilege to be here at your gorgeous arts center up here [Eb] in Norton, Zimbabwe.
Thank you very much, sir.
It's good to see you once again _ after how many years?
I think that was 2012.
It was, and you were in the VOA studio in Washington, D.C.
Hey, Oliver, how you doing?
I'm good, and yourself?
I'm fine, thanks.
And I said then, I really would like to visit your school.
Can I do that if I come to Zimbabwe?
And you said_
Oh, yes, yes, you can.
You're welcome.
So tell me, what has been happening and what are you doing now with your music?
_ Well, I'm here to release my 67th album, [E] so I'm very excited.
[B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ _ What is going to be different or [A] special about this album?
I mean, that might be [B] hard to say since you've done [E] so many, but is there one thing?
Oh, yes.
I [Eb] mean, every album has got its own [B] topic, its [E] own agenda, and this one is about the whole [Bb] world, why the [E] world is having [B] disputes.
I guess [Ab] we [E] are all in the wrong positions [A] that God created us [E] for.
That's why.
[B] We are following our [E] passion [Dbm] instead of being [B] who we are.
[E] How do you know who you are?
Parents are supposed to help you identify yourself, and I believe children talk to [B] their parents, that, hey, this is [E] who I am.
And parents feel otherwise, no, I want my baby to be a doctor, a medical doctor.
[Gbm] And they push [E] their child to [Ebm] be a medical doctor, and yet he was created [Gb] to play a drum.
[B] _ _ Right now we're [Dbm] in front of the Sam Mutukunzi Conference Center, [D] dedication to your lost son.
[N] I'm so sorry about that.
Well, he's the one who [E] started the conference [B] center, so_
Oh, well, it is.
[A] Do you ever feel like [E] you're just too tired [B] now to keep touring?
Well, energy is catching up, but I can't run away from myself.
I have to do [A] it.
_ [E] Tuku, Oliver [B] Mutukunzi, thank you so much.
[Abm] Thank you for coming.
Thank you.
[Dbm] And it's good to see you again. _ _
[Dbm] _ _ [A] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [N] _