The Exodus Song

Anita Meyer

Transposer:

The Exodus song by Anita Meyer. Because the artist is female this song is femalized. - A male version of this song can be found in UG. - Just look under the title "Exodus Theme". - That gives this song a surprizing mysterious effect. - Second line of verse underlines parts of line one. - Because line 2 is in plain chords it feels stronger. - Like a thought that grows into a fact. This song fits in a growing awareness that we should take care of our world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIROsMsCC9Y [Intro] e|---|---------|---------|---------|-------0-|-3-----2-|-3-5-2---|-0-------| B|---|---------|---------|---------|---------|---------|---------|3--------| G|---|---------|---------|---------|---------|---------|---------|---------| D|---|-------2-|-0-------|---0-----|---------|---------|---------|---------| A|-0-|-3-------|-------0-|-3---2---|-0-------|---------|---------|---------| E|---|---------|---------|---------|3--------|---------|---------|---------| [Verse 1] This land is mine God gave this land to me This brave and ancient land to me. And when the morning sun reveals her hills and plains Then I see a land where children can run free. [Verse 2] So take my hand and walk this land with me And walk this lovely land with me. Tho’ I am just a girl when you are by my side With the help of God I know I can be strong. [Chorus] To make this land our home if I must fight I’ll fight to make this land our own Until I die until I die this land is mine. [Post-verse] Tho’ I am just a girl when you are by my side With the help of God I know I can be strong. [Verse 2] So take my hand and walk this land with me And walk this lovely land with me. Tho’ I am just a girl when you are by my side With the help of God I know I can be strong. [Chorus] To make this land our home if I must fight I’ll fight to make this land our own Until I die until I die this land is mine.

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C#m, A, B, G#m7, E, F#m, C#, Bm, D

Why Tell Me Why

Dbm, A, B, G#m7, E, F#m, Db, Bm, D

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Em, Bm, C, D, F, G, F#m, B, A, F#, Am, E, Dbm, G#m, Db

The Alternative Way

G11, C, G7, Em7, Em, C9, C7, F, Fmaj7, F6, Am7, D7/F#, C/E, A7, D, Dm/F, C/G, G, C11, Am/E, Dm, F/C, D7

Het Spijt Me

G, D, A, E, G#, Eb, Gm, Bb, F, Fm, Db, B, F#, G#m, Bbm, F#m, Dbm, C

Cette chanson évoque un profond attachement à la terre et à la nature que Dieu a donnée. Elle exprime le désir de liberté et la promesse d’un avenir meilleur pour les enfants, encourageant la solidarité et l’entraide dans la lutte pour préserver cet espace vital. L’artiste, même si elle se décrit comme vulnérable, affirme sa force et sa détermination lorsque soutenue par la foi. Le contexte de ce morceau résonne particulièrement dans une époque où la sensibilisation à la protection de notre planète est cruciale. Il rappelle l’importance de l'unité dans nos efforts pour prendre soin de notre monde, tout en partageant un message d'espoir et de courage. C'est une invitation à marcher ensemble sur cette terre que nous partageons, avec bienveillance et respect.

Le Chansonnier