American Pie Don Mclean akordy

A ^Glong, ^Dlong ^Em7time ago

^AmI can still re ^Cmember how that ^Emmusic used to make me ^Dsmile

And ^GI knew ^D if I had ^Em7 my chance

That ^AmI could make those ^C people dance

And ^Em maybe they'd be ^C happy for a ^D while

^EmBut February ^Ammade me shiver

^EmWith every paper ^Am I'd deliver

^CBad news ^Gon the ^Amdoorstep

I ^Ccouldn't take o ^Dne more step

I ^Gcan't re ^Dmember if I ^Emcried

When ^Am7I read about his ^Dwidowed bride

But ^Gsomething ^Dtouched me ^Emdeep inside

The ^Cday the ^D7music ^Gdied ^{C G}

^GDid you write the ^Ambook of love

And do ^Cyou have faith in ^AmGod above

^EmIf the Bible ^D tells you so?

Now do ^Gyou be ^Dlieve in ^Emrock and roll?

Can ^Am7music save your ^Cmortal soul?

And ^Em can you teach me ^A7 how to dance ^Dreal slow?

Well, I ^Em know that you're in ^Dlove with him

'Cause I ^Em saw you dancin' ^Din the gym

You ^Cboth kicked ^G off your ^A7 shoes

Man, I ^C dig those rhythm and ^D7 blues

I was a ^Glonely ^D teenage ^Em broncin' buck

With a ^Am pink carnation and a ^C pickup truck

But ^G I knew ^D I was ^Em out of luck

The ^Cday the ^D7 music ^Gdied ^{C G}

^GI started singing

^GNow for ten years we've been ^Am on our own

And ^C moss grows fat on a ^Am rollin' stone

^EmBut that's not how it ^Dused to be

When the ^Gjester ^Dsang for the ^Emking and queen

In a ^Am7coat he borrowed ^Cfrom James Dean

And a ^Em voice that ^A7 came from ^Dyou and me

Oh, and ^Emwhile the king was ^Dlooking down

The ^Emjester stole his ^Dthorny crown

The ^Ccourtroom ^G was ad ^A7journed

^CNo verdict was re ^D7turned

And while ^GLennon ^Dread a ^Embook of Marx

The ^Amquartet practiced ^Cin the park

And ^Gwe sang ^Ddirges ^Emin the dark

The ^Cday the ^D7music ^Gdied ^{C G}

^GWe were singing

^GHelter skelter in a ^Am summer swelter

The ^Cbirds flew off with a ^Am fallout shelter

^EmEight miles high and ^D falling fast

It ^Glanded ^Dfoul ^Emon the grass

The ^Am7players tried ^Cfor a forward pass

With the ^Emjester ^A7on the sidelines ^Din a cast

Now the ^Emhalf-time air was ^Dsweet perfume

While the ^Emsergeants played a ^Dmarching tune

^CWe all ^Ggot up to ^A7dance

Oh, but we ^Cnever got the ^D7chance!

`Cause the ^Gplayers ^Dtried to ^Emtake the field

The ^Ammarching band re ^Cfused to yield

^GDo you rec ^Dall, what ^Emwas revealed

The ^Cday the ^D7music ^Gdied? ^{C G}

^GWe started singing

^GOh, and there we were all ^Amin one place

A ^Cgeneration ^Amlost in space

^EmWith no time left to ^Dstart again

^GJack be nimble, ^EmJack be quick

Jack ^Am7Flash sat on a ^Ccandlestick

´Cause ^Em fire is the ^A7 devil's only ^Dfriend

Oh, and ^Emas I watched him ^Don the stage

My ^Emhands were clenched in ^Dfists of rage

^CNo angel ^Gborn in ^A7hell

Could ^Cbreak that Satan's ^D7 spell

And as the ^Gflames climbed ^Dhigh in ^Emto the night

To ^Amlight the sacr ^Cificial rite

I saw ^GSatan ^Dlaughing ^Emwith delight

The ^Cday the ^D7music ^Gdied ^{C G}

^GHe was singing

I ^Gmet a girl, who sang the ^Amblues

And I ^Casked her for some ^Amhappy news

But ^Emshe just smiled and turned ^D away

I ^Gwent down ^Dto the s ^Emacred store

Where, I'd ^Amheard the music ^Cyears before

But the ^Emman there said, the ^A7music wouldn't ^Dplay

And ^Emin the streets the ^Amchildren screamed

The ^Emlovers cried, and the ^Ampoets dreamed

^CBut not a ^Gword was ^A7spoken

The ^Cchurch bells all were ^D7 broken

And the ^Gthree men, ^DI adm ^Emire most

The ^Amfather, ^Cson and the ^D7holy ghost

They ^Gcaught the ^Dlast train ^Emfor the coast

The ^Cday the ^D7music ^Gdied ^{C G}

^GAnd they were singing