👋 Oi, mga repapips, Brian Dys here! I love music, photography, and creative stuff like UX design and art. This is a place where I collect my thoughts and works. Apart all these, I’m Jaycelle’s better half and Bryce’s dad. 🥰
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Essemy (Jaycelle’s Birthday Song) Chords & Lyrics
Essemy (Jaycelle's Birthday Song)
Music and lyrics by Brian and Bryce
Composed on 25 - 27 November 2021
Esmi + Mommy + SMI = Essemy (read as SMI)
"Esmi" is slang for "misis" or "Mrs"
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Intro
E (bell pluck)
A - D - A - E-E
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Chorus Type 1 (plucking)
A D
You're the most beautiful mom
A E
You're the most beautiful wife
D A
You're the most beautiful SMI
F#m E D A E-E
And I, I, I love you - oh oh
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Stanza 1
D A
I love you so much
E A-A
I wanna kiss you
D
It's your birthday
A E (hold)
I wish you a happy cake
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Chorus Type 1 (strumming)
A D
You're the most beautiful mom
A E
You're the most beautiful wife
D A
You're the most beautiful SMI
F#m E D A E
And I, I, I love you - oh oh
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Chorus Type 2
A D E (bell pluck)
You're the most beautiful friend (I wish you kiss me)
A E E (bell pluck)
You're the most beautiful daughter (I love you daughter)
D A
You're the most beautiful SMI
F#m E D A E
And I, I, I love you - oh oh
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Bridge
F#m C#m D A
And I, I wish all your dreams come true oh-oh
F#m C#m D
And you, you're having a happy day
A E E (mid) E (high)
A happy happy happy birthday oh-oh oh
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Instrumental (strumming)
E (bell pluck)
A - D - A - E (mid)
D (lo) - A - F#m-E-D (hold)
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Chorus Type 1 (pluck + strum)
A D
You're the most beautiful mom
A E (mid)
And the most beautiful wife
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Outro
(pluck)
A (hi) D E (bell pluck)
And the most beautiful friend (I want to kiss you friend)
A E E (bell pluck)
And the most beautiful daughter (I miss you daughter)
(strum)
D A
You're the most beautiful SMI
F#m E-D A
And I, I love you
D A
You're our most beautiful, J-A-Y-celle
F#m E D A
I, I love you
F#m E D (hold)
And I, I, I
F#m (lo) E D (hold)
And I, I, I
(pluck)
E (mid) A (mid) E (hi) - E (hi+) end with a high note
love you - hmm hmm
Brian and Bryce’s Composition
Essemy on YouTube
Essemy on Spotify Podcast
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