Melodic Notes
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Play the Melody!

This page shows the main melody notes – not chords!
Each note must be played individually.

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A B C DO RE MI Sa Re Ga 1 2 3

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Spanish Ladies

"Spanish Ladies" is a traditional sea shanty from England, usually sung in the key of F major. The melody and lyrics date back to the 18th century and were popular among sailors. While the exact composer is unknown, the song has been widely performed and recorded by various artists and bands, including Burl Ives and The Longest Johns. Interestingly, "Spanish Ladies" has been featured in several movies and television shows, such as the 2003 film "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl." The song has a catchy and lively melody that captures the spirit of the sea, making it a favorite among sea shanty enthusiasts.
Spanish Ladies - Tradição Inglesa

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b C b a a g

e a a b a
b C D C b

b C b C D C
D E D C C b

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