Song: Long Live Rock and Roll Artist: Daughtry Album: Baptized (2013) Tab made by Matt Edwards () Sorry I tried to make the chord names match up with the words but Ultimate-Guitar kind of rearranged where the letters go on me. Hope this still helps! Capo on the 3rd fret. Chords relative to capo. Chords: G         - 320033 Cadd9     - x32033 Em        - 022033 G/B       - x20033 Dsus4     - x00033 Strum Pattern: The numbers at the top is the timing of the song... |1---2---3---4---| |---UDUD---UDU| On beats 1 and 3 try only strumming the low E string. [Intro] Cadd9        G/B            Dsus4 [Verse 1] Well I was born the year that disco died and U2 was in high school thank the Lord that they survived Got my first taste on a cigar 45 and since that kiss I rocked all day and partied every night. We still argue about who’s better Elton John or Billy Joel. We still wonder if Kurt really wrote the songs she sang in Hole. No we’ll never stop believin’ it’s the journey of our lives. So won’t you help me pour some sugar on these memories tonight                   Sing it [Chorus] Long live rock Long live roll Long live big guitars and music for the soul sayin’ Don’t give up don’t grow old Long live crazy nights and records made of gold. Long live rock         and         roll [Verse 2] Summer of ’96 I got my first guitar. I played it till my fingers said "You’re gonna be a star" Grunge was everything at least it was to me. A Marshall in my Chevy Sprint just runnin’ down a dream. We still argue about who’s better Motley Crew or G’N’R. We still     can’t believe Van Halen turned into Van Hagar. Now the record shops are gone for good and no one seems to care but             me and you and all our friends keep livin’ on that prayer         Sing it [Chorus] Long live rock Long live roll Long live big guitars and music for the soul sayin’ Don’t give up don’t grow old Long live crazy nights and records made of gold. Long live rock         and         roll [Instrumental] (Whoa oh oh) Cadd9        G/B            Dsus4 Cadd9        G/B            Dsus4 [Bridge] (Play these chords only once) Went to bed in Cleveland woke up in Tenessee. No matter where I roam tonight I’m chasing history [Verse 3] We still argue about who’s better The Beatles or The Stones. They’re   forever 27      Jimmy Janis Brian Jones. And we stand here in their memory ’Cause their songs they still survive. So            throw your lighters up and darling sing with me tonight       Come on! [Chorus] x2: Long live rock Long live roll Long live big guitars and music for the soul sayin’ Don’t give up don’t grow old Long live crazy nights and records made of gold. Long live rock         and         roll Long live rock Long live roll Long live big guitars and music for the soul sayin’ Don’t give up don’t grow old Long live crazy nights and records made of gold. Long live                                          Long live rock         and         roll                   GREAT song. I’m not too good with my music theory so these might not be the correct chord names but just follow the little tabs at the top and you’re good to go! If you think I’m wrong tell me! I’ll correct it right away.

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque l'amour indéfectible pour le rock et le plaisir de vivre des moments mémorables liés à la musique. Elle retrace le parcours d'une vie marquée par des souvenirs de concerts, de guitaristes légendaires et de débats passionnés sur les grands noms du genre. On ressent une célébration de l'énergie et des nuits folles qui font partie intégrante de cette aventure musicale. Le contexte s'inscrit dans un hommage aux années passées, à la nostalgie d'une époque où le rock était omniprésent, illustrant à quel point la musique peut façonner nos vies et nos échanges. Les références aux icônes de la musique et aux expériences partagées avec des amis renforcent cette connexion intemporelle avec le passé.