WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Rivermaya - Halik Sa Araw Tabs | Ver. 1
(Intro)
Intro: E-(Break) Guitar Solo (2X)
E-D-G-B (4X)
E-hold
Intro Solo Riff:
E D G B E-hold
E|--------------------------------------------------|-----|
B|--------------------------------------------------|-----|
G|--------------------------------------------------|-----|
D|---------------------Oh2h5b~---Oh2h5-2------------|--2--|
A|--2-----Oh2h5b~----O-------------------5-2-O------|--2--|
D|--2 --O-------------------------------------------|--2--|
Verse I:
E B A D
Pinagpapawisan sa sobrang init
E B A D E B A D
Hindi mapakali, sa kaldero, sa impiyerno,
E B A D
ang araw ay galit na galit na galit
E B A D
Ganyan, ganyan, ganyan lang ang buhay,
E B A D
minsay nakakainis,
E B A D
kapag inabot ka ng malas ay wala ka nang ligtas,
E B A D
maligo ka nalang ulit.
Pre-chorus 1:
E D G B EºBºD- EºBºDºD
Hindi na baling magbaga ang buong mundo,
E~ D~ G~ BºC#ºDºEºF# break
huwag lamang pare, mag-iinit ang ulo mo.
Chorus:
E B A~ E B A~
Humalik sa araw, relaks lang kayo
E B A~ E
Humalik sa araw, daanin nyo nalang sa konting
D B
Rock and Roll, o! ang init!
Interlude: E B A D, E B A~
E B A D, E B A break
Verse 2: (Do Verse 1 pattern) E B A D
Wala nanamang eskwela, di ka b gagala?
Panahon na para magsaya, lakwatsa,
Lakwatsa lang ang gimik,
Baka sakaling makahanap ng pag-ibig.
Pre Chorus 2 (Do Pre Chorus 1 pattern)
Buong barkada?y kasama sa swimming,
Mga problema?y lunurin, sa bote ng inumin.
Sunog!
Adlib: E B A D (4X)
Pre chorus pattern except last line
E~ D~ G~ BºC#ºDºEºF# break
Ngiti lang oh pare, baka uminit ang ulo mo.
Repeat Chorus
Interlude 2: E B A D, E B A~
E B A D,
E--- B------
So very hot in the Philippines
Outro: E-D-G-B (4X)
E-E-E-E
Use same pattern for solo
How to play "Halik Sa Araw" by Rivermaya on guitar
Tabs and Rhythmic Pattern:
The song "Halik Sa Araw" features a mix of straightforward chords and
a compelling solo riff. It employs chords E, D, G, B, and A primarily,
alongside specific riffs that enhance the rock vibe of the track.
Intro and Solo Riff:
- Start with the E chord, followed by a series of D, G, and B chords played
four times. End with an E hold to set up for the solo riff:
E D G B (4X)
E hold
- The intro solo riff involves hammer-ons, bends, and straightforward fretting.
Pay close attention to the timing and the expression of the bends:
E|--------------------------------------------------|-----|
B|--------------------------------------------------|-----|
G|--------------------------------------------------|-----|
D|---------------------0h2h5b~---0h2h5-2------------|--2--|
A|--2-----0h2h5b~----0-------------------5-2-0------|--2--|
E|--2 --0-------------------------------------------|--2--|
Verse Chords:
- The verse uses a repeated pattern of E, B, A, and D:
E B A D
These are simple open chords that you can strum with a rhythmic pattern
that matches the vocal melody. Listen to the song to capture the exact
rhythm, generally a mix of down and up strums:
E: 022100
B: x24442
A: x02220
D: xx0232
Pre-Chorus and Chorus:
- The pre-chorus introduces a quick change in chords, moving from E to D, G, and
B, then back to E:
E D G B EºBºD EºBºDºD
These changes should be played smoothly to maintain the flow.
- The chorus simplifies the progression to E, B, and A~ (sustained A):
E B A~ E B A~ E
The focus here should be on letting each chord ring out to emphasize the
relaxed theme of the lyrics.
Bridge and Interludes:
- The bridge repeats the chord progression from the verses and pre-chorus,
adding a slight variation towards the end to prepare for the chorus.
- The interludes use the same E B A D progression, which helps to maintain
thematic consistency throughout the song.
Outro:
- The song ends with the same progression as the intro and includes a solo
that mirrors the introductory theme:
E D G B (4X)
E E E E
General Tips:
- Ensure your guitar is in standard tuning before you start.
- Practice the solo sections separately to master the nuances of the bends
and hammer-ons.
- Maintain a relaxed strumming style to match the song's laid-back vibe.
Common Mistakes:
- Rushing through the chord changes, especially in the pre-chorus, can disrupt
the song's rhythm.
- Not paying attention to the dynamics during the solo parts can lead to a
less expressive performance.
Lyrics Meaning:
The song's lyrics suggest a carefree attitude towards life's heat and
stress, advocating for a more laid-back approach, symbolized by 'kissing
the sun', and finding relief in rock and roll and leisure activities.