Oceania Uke tab by Bjork

4 Chords used in the song: C, Em, Em7, Em6

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Artist: Bjork

Album: Medulla

Year: 2004

Difficulty:

2.25

(Beginner)

Key: C, G, Am, EmChords

KAPO 1. FRET

    C    H7   Em  Em7  Em6

             C    H7            Em   Em6
One breath away from mother Oceania
            C                 H7     Em
Your nimble feet make prints in my sands
Em6       C    H7           Em
You have done good for yourselves
                   C     
Since you left my wet embrace
H7           Em
And crawled ashore
Em6      C  H7             Em      
Every boy is a snake - is a lily
             C       H7      Em
Every pearl is a lynx - is a girl
            C       H7       Em
Sweet like harmony made into flesh
          C
You dance by my side
H7        Em
Children sublime

             C        H7
You show me continents
         Em
I see islands
              C        H7
You count the centuries
           Em
I blink my eyes
         C        H7           Em
Hawks and sparrows race in my waters
            C     H7
Stingrays are floating
       Em     Em6
Across the sky
       C    H7         Em           Em6
Little ones, my sons and my daughters
               C
Your sweat is salty
H7      Em7
I am why
Em6   C
I am why
H7   Em7
I am why
Em6            C
Your sweat is salty
H7   Em7
I am why
Em6   C
I am why
H7   Em7    Em6
I am why


Outro: C - H7 - Em7 - Em6

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About this song: Oceania

SONG INFOPerformed by Björk with the London ChoirBeats: ShlomoPiano: Nico MuhlyVocal samples: Robert WyattProgrammed by: Björk, Mark Bell, Valgeir SigurdssonThis song was premiered at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece."Basically, the Olympics people asked me to do a kind of 'Ebony and Ivory' or 'We Are the World' type song. Those are smashing tunes and all that, but I thought, 'Maybe there's another angle to this.' When I tried to write an Olympic lyric, though, it was full of sports socks and ribbons. Read more on Last.fm.

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