Steven Universe - We Are The Crystal Gems Cifras

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Dificuldade:	iniciante
Afinação:	E A D G B E
Capotraste:	sem capotraste

Autor: DrProfessorman [a] 82.

5 contributors no total, última edição em 3 de mai. de 2020

Temos uma Tablatura Oficial de Steven Universe - We Are The Crystal Gems criada pelos guitarristas profissionais do UG.

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Gmaj7

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G
We
                B7
Are the Crystal Gems
                      C
We'll always save the day
                    Cm
And if you think we can't, we'll
              G
Always find a way.
                      B7            C
That's why the people of this world believe in
              Cm                    Gmaj7
Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl... AND STEVEN!
 
 
 
So, it's a pretty straightforward little song. Figured most of it out on my own
pretty easily, then read Rebecca Sugar's Tumblr and learned that the Bmajor was actually a B7.
 
Not quite as easy as the Adventure Time theme, but pretty simple.
 
During the final C chord, an optional C7 or Em chord may be played instead, to fit with the more musically
complex intro's backing track. Note that C7 and Em chords are both allowed due to the two different versions
of the opening. In the old version, a C7 was played, but in the new one, an Em is played instead.
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it's -2 F A7 A# A#m

mrflo777, It is actually in G as DrProfessorman has above. (BTW if it were in F, it would technically be F A7 Bb Bbm, as there is no A# in the key of F ;)

I figured it out myself and wanted to see if someone else made their own on here. It's quite neat how different yours is from mine. I usually have the chords for the starting part as G, D, Em, C. Usually because the melody favors the G note a lot and loves to move between the notes G and Gb which is where a D chord would usually fit. The Em is because the melody goes back to G and the chord substitution sounds better, C because it fits the sound of the melody. I can't give a 1/1 version of mine because my version fits a lot of extra chords in.