Santy Anno by The Kingston Trio Guitar Chords

p strongSanty Anno/strong played in guitar can be one of the good music you liked. Not only enjoying the music but you can play Santy Anno by The Kingston Trio using guitar too. Yes .. this song by can also be played by that instrument. But, first thing, you need to know its guitar chords. /p p If you are searching for emSanty Anno guitar chords/em, you have come to the perfect web. /p p Yups, guitar is tough to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. The more you practice, the smooth guitar will feel to play Santy Anno song. /p p Santy Anno guitar chords has rhythm and included in The Kingston Trio (1958) album. /p h3Santy Anno by The Kingston Trio Guitar Chords/h3 [Intro]br[Em] brOoh, [D]ooh, [Em]ooh, [A]ooh, ooh, [Em]oohbrbr[Verse]brWe're sailin' 'cross the river from [G]Liver[D]poolbrHeave a[G]way, Santy [D]AnnobrA[Am]round Cape Horn to '[D/A]Frisco [D]BaybrWay [Em]out in [D]Cali[Em]forniobrbr[Chorus]brSo, heave her [D]up and a[G]way we'll [D]gobrHeave a[G]way, Santy [D]Annobr[Am]Heave her up and a[D/A]way we'll [D]gobrWay [Em]out in [D]Cali[Em]forniobrbr[Verse]brThere's plenty of gold, so [G]I've been [D]toldbrHeave a[G]way, Santy [D]Annobr[Am]Plenty of gold, so [D/A]I've been [D]toldbrWay [Em]out in [D]Cali[Em]forniobrbr[Chorus]brSo, heave her [D]up and a[G]way we'll [D]gobrHeave a[G]way, Santy [D]Annobr[Am]Heave her up and a[D/A]way we'll [D]gobrWay [Em]out in [D]Cali[Em]forniobrbr[Bridge]brAhh, [D]ahh, [Em]ahh, [A]ahh, ah, [Em]ahhbrbr[Verse]brWell, back in the days of [G]forty-[D]ninebrHeave a[G]way, Santy [D]Annobr[Am]Back in the days of the [D/A]good old [D]timesbrWay [Em]out in [D]Cali[Em]forniobrbr[Chorus]brSo, heave her [D]up and a[G]way we'll [D]gobrHeave a[G]way, Santy [D]Annobr[Am]Heave her up and a[D/A]way we'll [D]gobrWay [Em]out in [D]Cali[Em]forniobrbr[Outro]brAhh, [D]ahh, [Em]ahh, [A]ahh, ah, [Em]ahhbrOoh, [D]ooh, [Em]ooh, [A]ooh, ooh, [Em]ooh ----------------- p If you wanna learn emThe Kingston Trio Santy Anno/em guitar chords, you have to look at the 5 major chords, C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minors of any of these chords only require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is entirely based on its major counterpart. /p p For your info, you may also search for another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. Want to play another guitar chords? Easy .. just use search button in this web, you can search it by song title or by the artist. Have Fun! /p