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Makaaasa Ka Chords

(ver. 2)
Rivermaya
intro: G-Em-F  (TIMEMINGAN MO na lng ha!)

  G
Di mapapatid ng layo
  Em
Ang tibay ng pangako
  Am
Na kahit magkalayo 
         D
Darating ako

  G
Di malulunod ng dagat
  Em
At sa haba man nito
  Am
Ang bulong na nagsasabing
           D
Nandito lang ako

Chorus 1
G           D
Darating ako (kababayan ko/kasintahan ko)
          C           Cm
Sing bilis pa ng hangin
  G              D
Sa oras na kailangan mo
  C          Cm  
Makaaasa ka sa akin

G-Em-F
 
 G                 
Di mabubura sa limot
 Em
Taon man ang bilangin
  Am
Ang tamis ng alaala
           D
Tuwing ikaw ay kapiling

Chorus 2
G           D
Darating ako (kababayan ko/kasintahan ko)
        C             Cm
Sa kisap-mata'y kapiling
G                  D
Naritong sandalan mo
  C              Cm
Makaaasa ka sa akIn

Makaaasa ka sa akin....
Makaaasa ka sa akin....



How to play "Makaaasa Ka" on guitar

Tuning: Standard (E A D G B e)

Intro Chords:
The intro sets a hopeful tone with a simple chord 
progression of G, Em, and F.

Intro: G Em F (Timing is key!)

Playing Tips:
- Strum each chord gently to create a calm, 
  soothing atmosphere.
- Transition smoothly between the chords, especially 
  the shift from Em to F, which can be challenging 
  for beginners.

Verse Chords:
The verses use G, Em, Am, and D to narrate a story 
of unwavering promises despite physical distances.

  G 
Di mapapatid ng layo
  Em 
Ang tibay ng pangako
  Am 
Na kahit magkalayo 
         D 
Darating ako

Playing Tips:
- Use a consistent strumming pattern to maintain 
  the song's reflective mood.
- Emphasize the transition from Am to D to enhance 
  the lyrical message of assurance.

Chorus Chords:
The chorus introduces a progression of G, D, C, 
and Cm, underscoring the theme of reliable support 
and swift action.

Chorus 1:
G           D 
Darating ako (kababayan ko/kasintahan ko)
          C           Cm 
Sing bilis pa ng hangin
  G              D 
Sa oras na kailangan mo
  C          Cm  
Makaaasa ka sa akin

Playing Tips:
- Highlight the shift from C to Cm to bring out 
  the emotional depth of the chorus.
- Strum more vigorously to convey the commitment 
  and urgency expressed in the lyrics.

Bridge Chords:
Repeat the intro chords here to provide a musical 
breather before repeating the chorus.

G Em F

Additional Verses:
Continue with the same chord pattern as the first 
verse to maintain thematic consistency.

 G                 
Di mabubura sa limot
 Em 
Taon man ang bilangin
  Am 
Ang tamis ng alaala
           D 
Tuwing ikaw ay kapiling

Playing Tips:
- Maintain the gentle strumming style to keep the 
  song's soothing feel.
- Pay close attention to lyrical delivery, letting 
  the chords support the narrative.

Chorus 2:
Follows the same pattern as Chorus 1 but with a 
focus on immediate presence and support.

G           D 
Darating ako (kababayan ko/kasintahan ko)
        C             Cm 
Sa kisap-mata'y kapiling
G                  D 
Naritong sandalan mo
  C              Cm 
Makaaasa ka sa akIn

Playing Tips:
- The repeated chorus should be played with 
  increasing intensity to build towards the climax 
  of the song.
- Again, emphasize the transition from C to Cm for 
  dramatic effect.

Common Mistakes:
- Rushing through the chorus, losing the emotional 
  impact of the lyrics.
- Not cleanly executing the C to Cm transition, 
  which is crucial for conveying the song's mood.

Lyrics Meaning:
"Makaaasa Ka" is a song of assurance and fidelity, 
promising unwavering support and swift action in 
times of need. It explores themes of enduring 
commitment and the reliability of love and 
friendship over distances and through time.

As you play, ensure that the emotional depth of the 
song is captured through your dynamics and rhythmic 
integrity, allowing each chord to resonate with the 
promise and support the lyrics convey.            
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