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NEGERI KAYA

By : IWAN FALS

Intro : Em

                   Em
Negeri ini memang kaya
         Bm            Em
Kaya orangnya, kaya binatangnya
       Bm             Em
Kaya alamnya, kaya budayanya

Em  
Negeri ini memang kaya
         Bm                 Em
Kaya pejabatnya, kaya penjahatnya
       Bm             Em
Kaya idenya, kaya sejarahnya
Em
...Negeri ini memang kaya

G            D             Am          Em
Hei, Bung Karno....Aku bersimpuh di makammu
     C                      D
Bertanya tentang Indonesia ini
G            D                 Am      Em
Hei, Bung Karno....Nyenyakkah tidur abadimu
      C                     D
Ku datang mengganggu istirahatmu...
 
                  Em
Negeri ini memang kaya
        Bm                      Em
Kaya rakyatnya, yang menangis di ujung malam
         Bm                 Em
Kaya harapannya dan kaya agamanya

Bm    C  Am    Bm     Am   Em
Merah pu tih.. ter...man...ngu
  Bm                       Am             Em
Terkulai berdebu dipojok gedung bekas penjajah

Bm  C  Am   Bm   Am    Em
Pancasila   me...ron...ta
  Bm              Am           Em
Garudah tertatih.....melayang pergi
                   Em
Negeri ini memang kaya

Int: Em..Bm...Em...Bm...
     Em....

Bm    C  Am    Bm     Am   Em
Merah pu tih.. ter...man...ngu
  Bm                       Am             Em
Terkulai berdebu dipojok gedung bekas penjajah

Bm  C  Am   Bm   Am    Em
Pancasila   me...ron...ta
  Bm              Am           Em
Garudah tertatih.....melayang pergi
                   Em
Negeri ini memang kaya

Int : Em D Am Em
      C G  D

G           D             Am         Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Aku bersimpuh di makammu
      C                     D
Sebarkan kembang ibu yang letih
G           D                 Am       Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Nyenyakkah tidur abadimu
  C                D
Inikah nyanyian kecewa

G            D            Am           Em
Hei, Bung karno...Aku bersimpuh di makammu
      C                  D
Akankah kisahmu menjadi api
G            D               Am       Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Nyeyakkah tidur abadimu
 C                           D
Dingin yang aneh menyiksa negeri

G           D            Am            Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Aku bersimpuh di makammu
        C               D
Maafkahlah aku yang cengeng
G           D               Am        Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Nyeyakkah tidur abadimu
  C                    D
Tularkan keberanianmu itu

G            D            Am          Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Aku bersimpuh di makammu
     C                   D
Suaramu menggelegar di kalbu
G            D         Am             Em
Hei, Bung Karno...Nyenyakkah tidur abadimu
  C                     D
Bilakah mimpi itu kan nyata

                   Em
Negeri ini memang kaya
           Bm                   Em
Kaya penguasanya, yang miskin hatinya
       Bm                Em
Indonesia Raya, kaya marahnya
      Bm                   Em
Indonesia Raya, yang kaya raya
                   Em
Negeri ini memang kaya

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