From what. Lyube lyrics - why are birches making noise in russia?

Why are birches so rustling in Russia?
Why do the white-barrels understand everything?
By the roads, leaning against the wind, they stand
And the foliage is thrown so sadly ...
I will follow the road - I am glad to be open.
Maybe this is just all that I know in my life
Why do these sad leaves fly
Caressing the soul under the shirt.




He, like me, broke away from the summer ...

Let's sit on the path, dear, with you.
You understand, I'll be back, don't be sad, don't be worth it !!
And the old woman will wave her hand goodbye,
And it will close the gate behind me.
Why are birches so noisy in Russia? ..
Why does the harmonica play so well? ..
Fingers will fly over the buttons at once,
And the last one, oh, sinks ...

And the heart is hot again, hot,
And again, and again without an answer ...
And a leaf from a birch fell on my shoulder -
He, like me, broke away from the summer ... Why is it so noisy in the Russian birch?
Why belostvolnye understand everything?
In roads, leaning, standing in the wind
And the foliage is so sad throw ...
I "ll go on the road - I" m glad expanse.
Maybe it "s just all that I know in my life,
Why so sad leaves fly,
Under his shirt caressing the soul.

A heart once again hot, hot,


He, as I looked up from the summer ...

Seeting for, my dear, to you.
You understand I will be back, do not be sad, do not !!
And the old woman wag his hand in farewell,
And for me, the gate closes.
Why is it so noisy in the Russian birch? ..
Why so good harmonica playing? ..
Fingers on the buttons of the wind in the time will fly by,
And the last, oh, sinks ...

A heart once again hot, hot,
And again, and again, no response ...
A leaflet with birch fell on his shoulder -
He, as I looked up from the summer ...

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In the band song Lube Birch Chords are combined in a pleasant sound sequence with the lyrical and soulful poem of the poet Mikhail Tomsky. In the performance of Sergei Bezrukov and the Lyube group, the composition acquired a national flavor and popularity, and as a result was included in the subsequent album of the collective "Come on ...", which was released in 2002.

The composition gained additional fame after the release of the Russian TV series "Plot", in which it became the title soundtrack.

The piece of music describes the beauty of the Russian land, nature, the spirit of patriotism and nourishes the warmest feelings for the homeland. Find detailed song breakdownbirch chords rustle on our website.

Parsing the intro / tabs

There are three simple steps you can take before you parse the intro:

  1. Tune your guitar;
  2. Do a little finger and hand warm-up. Do not forget to constantly speed up and develop the rhythm of the game;
  3. Allocate yourself a couple of hours without distraction and completely immersed in the composition analysis.

Alternatively, you can make out other songs of the group, for example, .

The intro can be played on the Am chord, using the following tabs:

If you find it a little difficult to play at first, try slowing down the transition between frets on the 2nd string by slowing down the melody in that section. It is more convenient to perform this action, alternating the pressing of the strings at the frets with the index finger and little finger.

The intro itself can be played twice, or by splitting it into 4 times.

Parsing a brute-force verse

A verse of a song, why birch trees make chords in Russia can be divided into 4 blocks:

  • Am F G C Am;
  • F G C A7;
  • Dm E F Dm;
  • Am E Am;

Here we use the classic variant of brute force "Six". You pluck the bass string, then 3 p. - 2 p. - 1 p. - 2 p. - 3 pp., Repeatedly playing each chord with this method one time. More details are shown in the figure below.

There are many more detailed instructions on the site, , schemes build chords and additional resources to help you learn the basics of playing a musical instrument.

Chorus bust analysis

The chorus used 2 chord blocks:

  • A7 | Dm | G | C | F;
  • Dm | E | Am.

A waltz scheme is involved here. We use its simplest variation "B3 (21)", where B is played - bass string, 3rd string and simultaneously 2nd and 1st, by analogy with the picture below.

If you are new and don't know yet, then it's time to start exploring this section.

Be careful! After the verse is played, the chorus adds a lot of tempo, speeding up the melody to the rhythm of the waltz. A similar rhythm can be found, as an example in the song compositions are available on our portal.

Key

The song's native keybirch chords for guitar Am (A-minor), with a transition to Bm (C-minor) modulation, after the second part of the second verse. The construction of the “F” chord on the bar can cause a little difficulty for beginners.

Also, if you are not familiar with the sequence of building the modulation, and do not want to further strain your voice, you can play the song in the initial key Am from the beginning to the very end of the song.

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The pleasant and sincere song "Birch" will surely sink into your soul. Hone your playing skills until the melody sounds perfect. Remember, practice and persistence will help you achieve your goal. The main thing is to have time to observe the waltz tempo, the correct chord sequence and fingering technique, and you will definitely succeed.

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