Zimbabwe Tab
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Tabbed By: Devin Dahl
Comments: All barre chords. Roman numberals represent which fret.
Tuning: Standard (EADGBE)
G#(IV) G(III) Cm(III) G#(IV)
Every man gotta right to decide his own destiny,
G F(I) Cm G#
And in this judgement there is no partiality.
G F Cm G#
And soon we'll find out who is the real revolutionary,
G F Cm G#
And I don't want my people to be tricked by mercenaries. Brother, you're
G F Cm G#
right, you're right, You're right, you're right, you're soooo right. We gon'
G F Cm G#
fight, we'll have to fight, We'll have to fight, fighting for a right
G#(IV) Bb(VI)
Natty Dread in-a Zimbabwe
G# Bb
Set it up in Zimbabwe
G# Bb
I'n'I a-liberate Zimbabwe.
G# Bb
Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe
G F Cm G#
No more internal power struggle
G F Cm G#
We come together to overcome the little struggle.
G F Cm G#
And soon we'll find out who is the real revolutionary,
G F Cm G#
And I don't want my people to be contrary. Brother you're
G F Cm G#
right, you're right, You're right, you're right, you're soooo right. We gon'
G F Cm G#
fight, we're gonna fight, We'll have to fight, fighting for a right
G# Bb
Natty Dread in-a Zimbabwe
G# Bb
Set it up in Zimbabwe
G# Bb
I'n'I a-liberate Zimbabwe.
G# Bb G#
Africans a-liberate Zimbabwe.
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Dat's it! Feel free to email with commments or questions. Devin Dahl - devsjunk@yahoo.com
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5 comments
The acoustic version on that gold disc that looks like a dub actually starts with an AMaj bar chord 6str root. It does sound weird within the intro/verse of the progression; almost minor. The next chord is same form a half step down only minor this time, so G#m, then a C#m, which completes the intro. It actually cuts the 3rd chord out thats within the main progression, (which is F#m). The intro is also cut in time. 3/4 I guess. Sounds hurried. Listen to it. Anyway after the intro it’s standard 4/4 A,G#m,F#m,C#m. The chorus is actually AMaj to BMaj and this time the A def sounds Major. A key change, maybe? Man, Brad was down. This dude sang with so much rude ass soul
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Actually, I think it's G#, Gb, C#m, A based on the clean recording on the deluxe edition.
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I prefer
C#m Bm F#m D
Every man....
D.... E
Zimbabwe
D.....E
Zimbabwe
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