Hats Off To The Zebras
Bill BaileyVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
add the slide after the G and kick out of the slide on the Cmaj7
E|-------------------------------------------|
B|-------------------------------------------|
G|----------------4/5----5/7/5---------------|
D|-------------------------------------------|
A|----------------2/3----3/5/3---------------|
E|-------------------------------------------|
The horse, Is a noble Beast,
From the mustang from the west,
To the Stallion to the east.
But the horse has a distant cousin,
It lives i do not know where,
But its message of racial harmony,
/ (hammer on 3rd fret on the
when playing )
Is one that we all can share.
( optianal)
Hats off to the zebra,
He is black and white,
He doesnt fight because there not very good at it.
In a world of confusion,
We all need a sign
If only we could live side by side,
like the stripes on a zebras spine.
Hat's off to the Zebras,
The humble badger,
Takes a sip of mornin' dew
But he's totally colour blind,
So he cant judge you.
But the badger is a dreamer
The badger has a plan
He knows that his destiny is to help his fellow man.
Hats of to the badgers,
They are black and white
and they dont fight,
except for mating rights and territory.
Black man and a white man,
Both they need to shave,
United by the badger brush
Hes helping from beyond the grave.
Hats off to the badger
What about the tapir
half zebra half pig-a
imagine the 'stig-ma
but the tapir stands proud
hats off to the tapir.
Badgers and zebras,
Skunks.. Oh yeah,
And ring tailed lemurs
Living together
In harmony
And if the.. Killer whales can do it,
(repeat intro)
why cant we.
Thats it...
i have updated it to inclued the entire song and chords and updated the intro due to
sent to me.
work out your own strumming pattern by listening to the tune itself,
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Readable chord sheet for Hats Off To The Zebras by Bill Bailey
[G] [Cmaj7] [G]
add the slide after the G and kick out of the slide on the Cmaj7
E|-------------------------------------------|
B|-------------------------------------------|
G|----------------4/5----5/7/5---------------|
D|-------------------------------------------|
A|----------------2/3----3/5/3---------------|
E|-------------------------------------------|
[G]The horse, Is a [Cmaj7]noble Beast,
From the [D]mustang from the west,
To the St[Cmaj7]allion to the ea[G]st.
But the [Cmaj7]horse has a distant cousi[G]n,
It li[Cmaj7]ves i do not know whe[G]re,
But its m[Cmaj7]essage of racial harm[G]ony,
[Em]/[Em7] [D] (hammer on 3rd fret on the
when playing [D])
Is one that we all can share.
[G] ([Cmaj7] optianal)
Hats off to the zebra,
He is b[Cmaj7]lack and whi[G]te,
[Cmaj7]He doesnt fig[G]ht because there [Em]not[Em7] very good at i[D]t.
In a w[Cmaj7]orld of confusi[G]on,
We [Cmaj7]all need a si[G]gn
If on[Cmaj7]ly we could live si[G]de by side,
like the st[Em]rip[Em7]es on a zebras [D]spine.
Hat's off to t[G]he Zebras,
[G]The humble badger,
Takes a[Cmaj7] sip of mornin' dew
But he's[D] totally colour blind,
So [Cmaj7]he cant judge yo[G]u.
But th[Cmaj7]e badger is a dream[G]er
The [Cmaj7]badger has a pla[G]n
He k[Cmaj7]nows that his de[G]stiny is to[Em] he[Em7]lp his fellow m[D]an.
[N.C.]Hats of to the b[G]adgers,
They are b[Cmaj7]lack and whit[G]e
and t[Cmaj7]hey dont figh[G]t,
except for m[Em]ati[Em7]ng rights and territ[D]ory.
Bla[Cmaj7]ck man and a white m[G]an,
Bot[Cmaj7]h they need to sha[G]ve,
Uni[Cmaj7]ted by the [G]badger brush
Hes h[Em]elp[Em7]ing from beyond the [D]grave.
Hats off to the b[G]adger
What about t[Cmaj7]he tapir [G]
half z[Cmaj7]ebra half pi[G]g-a
i[Cmaj7]magine the [G]'stig-ma
but the[Cmaj7] tapir stands pro[G]ud
hats off to the [Cmaj7]tapir. [G]
[Cmaj7]Badgers and ze[G]bras,
Sk[Cmaj7]unks.. Oh y[G]eah,
And [Cmaj7]ring tailed l[G]emurs
[C]Living [G]together
In[Em] ha[Em7]rmony
And if the.. K[D]iller whales can do it,
(repeat intro)
why cant we.
Thats it...
i have updated it to inclued the entire song and chords and updated the intro due to
sent to me.
work out your own strumming pattern by listening to the tune itself,