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I.
Bb F Eb
Wag ka na munang mag-isip
F
Ng kung ano mang problema
Bb Gm F
Tanggap mo na'ng mundo'y mapaglaro
Bb F Gm Eb
Minsan lang natatabunan ng saya
Bb Gm Ab
Bale wala kung enjoyin' mong mag isa
CHORUS
Bb Eb
Sumigaw,tumingin
Bb Eb
Kung saan ka nanggaling
Gm Eb Ab
Harapin ang hamon ng mundong ito
Bb
(Handa ka na ba?)
F Eb F
Asahan mo na na hanggang sa huli
F
Nandito lang kami
II.
F Bb
Wag mong isipin na hindi ka naintindihan
F
Sasabayan ka namin
Eb
Kahit ano pa yan
Bb F Gm Eb
Minsan lang natatabunan ng saya
Bb Gm Ab
Sama sama tayo,halina't kumanta
CHORUS
Bb Eb
Sumigaw, tumingin
Bb Eb
Kung saan ka nanggaling
Gm Eb Ab
Harapin ang hamon ng mundong ito
Bb
(Handa ka na ba?!)
F Eb F
Asahan mo na hanggang sa huli
F
Nandito lang kami
BRIDGE
Eb Bb
Minsan tayo ay madadapa
Eb Bb
Kontra sa ihip ng tadhana
Eb
(Ayos lang yan)
Wag ka munang mag alala
Bb
(Ayos lang yan)
Makamali man,sagot kita
Eb
(ayos lang yan)
Bukas ang pintuan ng barkada
Ab F
Dito ka na lang muna
CHORUS
Bb Eb
Sumigaw, tumingin
Bb Eb
Kung saan ka nanggaling
Gm Eb Ab
Harapin ang hamon ng buong mundo
Bb
(Handa ka na ba?!)
F Eb F
Asahan mo na hanggang sa huli
F
Nandito lang kami
Eb Bb
Nandito lang kami......
How to play "Sumigaw" by Rivermaya on guitar
"Sumigaw" by Rivermaya is an uplifting song that uses a series of chords to
deliver a powerful message about facing life's challenges with the support
of friends. It's a great song for guitarists who are comfortable with barre
chords and looking to play something energetic.
- Chords used: Bb, F, Eb, Gm, Ab
- Capo: No capo required
- Tuning: Standard tuning (E A D G B E)
Playing Style: The song has a dynamic rhythm that reflects its encouraging
lyrics, so a mix of strumming patterns can be used to capture the energy
and emotion of the music.
Verse:
- Chord Progression: Bb, F, Eb, F for the first part and Bb, Gm, F, Bb, F, Gm,
Eb, Bb, Gm, Ab for the second part.
- Strumming Pattern: Use a mix of down and up strums, focusing on keeping the
rhythm upbeat and lively. The chords should transition smoothly to maintain
the flow of the song.
Chorus:
- Chord Progression: Bb, Eb, Bb, Eb, Gm, Eb, Ab, Bb, F, Eb, F
- Strumming Pattern: Emphasize the first beat of each measure to give a strong,
driving feel to the chorus, reflecting the call to "Sumigaw" (shout) and face
life's challenges.
Bridge:
- Chords: Eb, Bb, Eb, Bb, Eb, Ab, F
- Strumming Pattern: The bridge might require a more introspective or softer
touch initially, building back up to match the return to the energetic chorus.
This section uses the lyrics to convey reassurance and solidarity, so match
your playing to the tone of the vocals.
General Tips:
- Tuning: Make sure your guitar is accurately tuned to ensure the chords sound
clean and bright.
- Tone: A clean electric or acoustic guitar tone works well with this song to
keep it sounding clear and vibrant.
- Practice: Focus on the timing of your chord changes, especially during the
faster-paced chorus and bridge sections.
Common Mistakes:
- Losing the rhythm in the transition between verses and choruses can disrupt
the energy of the song. Practice the transitions to keep them smooth and
seamless.
- Not adjusting the strumming dynamics according to the lyrical content can
make the performance feel flat. Use dynamics to emphasize the message in the
lyrics, particularly during the chorus and bridge.
Song's Lyrics Meaning:
"Sumigaw" explores the theme of resilience and camaraderie in the face of
life's challenges. It encourages listeners to vocalize their struggles and
rely on the support of friends ("Nandito lang kami"—we are here for you),
creating a sense of community and shared strength.
