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Intro   Juega con el bajeo  /  E/  B(varias veces)      Bm      F#m(2)
BmTe han quitado lo que tienes,
te han robado el pan del dF#mía,
te han sacado de tus tierras,
y no parece que termBmina aquí.
Despojado de tu casa,
vas sin rumbo en la ciudad,
sos el hijos de la nada,
sos la vida que se vGa.
PRECORO
Son los niños, son los viejos
son las madres, somos Atodos caminando
no te olvides de esto no no nBmo.
CORO  1 (2)
Fíjate bien donde pisas,
fíjate cuando camiF#mnas,
no vaya a ser que una mina,
te desbarate los pies amBmor.
Ya no sé quien es el dueño,
de tu vida y de la mía,
sólo sé que hay un cuento
que no parece que termina aquí.
Y como dicen en los diarios,
y como dicen en la tele,
y como dicen en la radio,
que no parece que termina aquBmí.F#m  G  
PRECORO
CORO 1 (2)
SOLO 1    Bm    A    F#7(2)    Bm  F#m  
CORO 1 (2)
CORO 2
Por que ellos no van a buscarte,
ellos no van a salvarte,
ellos no van, ellos no van no, no
y tú no lo vas a creer.
Y ellos no van a buscarte...
SOLO 2    Bm    A    F#7(2)      Bm    F#m(2

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Fíjate Bien

by Juanes

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F#m

F#7

E B Bm F#m

Intro Juega con el bajeo / / (varias veces) (2)

Te han quitado lo que tienes,

F#m

te han robado el pan del día,

te han sacado de tus tierras,

y no parece que termina aquí.

Despojado de tu casa,

vas sin rumbo en la ciudad,

sos el hijos de la nada,

sos la vida que se va.

PRECORO

Son los niños, son los viejos

son las madres, somos todos caminando

no te olvides de esto no no no.

CORO 1 (2)

Fíjate bien donde pisas,

F#m

fíjate cuando caminas,

no vaya a ser que una mina,

te desbarate los pies amor.

Ya no sé quien es el dueño,

de tu vida y de la mía,

sólo sé que hay un cuento

que no parece que termina aquí.

Y como dicen en los diarios,

y como dicen en la tele,

y como dicen en la radio,

Bm F#m G

que no parece que termina aquí.

PRECORO

CORO 1 (2)

Bm A F#7 Bm F#m

SOLO 1 (2)

CORO 1 (2)

CORO 2

Por que ellos no van a buscarte,

ellos no van a salvarte,

ellos no van, ellos no van no, no

y tú no lo vas a creer.

Y ellos no van a buscarte...

Bm A F#7 Bm F#m

SOLO 2 (2) (2

About Fíjate Bien Tab by Juanes

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What key is "Fíjate Bien" in?

The tab for "Fíjate Bien" show the original chord names (including E, B, Bm, F#m, G, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.