Aircraft graveyard. Valentin Strykalo. Chords, lyrics and song history

2024 Author: Leah Sherlock | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-17 12:35

Valentin Strykalo's group has been known since 2008. It all started with a comic appeal to Malezhik in a YouTube video posted by Yuri Kaplan under this pseudonym. The video went viral, allowing millions of people to appreciate the touching performance and lyrics with an overwhelming amount of humor. This gave rise to a whole wave of video messages to Russian pop stars (Timati, Potap and Nastya Kamensky, Dima Bilan and others). Now the group is collecting stadiums, they already have three albums on their account, and the guys do not plan to stop yet. The genre of this group's performance can be defined as comedy rock, although the song below does not carry the ideas of satire and banter. This is a personal and lyrical composition.

Song history

The song of the group Valentin Strykalo "Aircraft Graveyard" was released in 2013 as part of the rather successful album "Part of Something Bigger". Although there was no music video for the song, it gained a lot of popularity from both radio stations and fans. Moreover, her popularity began even before the release of the album. Valentin Strykalo's band played "Airplane Cemetery" at their live performances, testing the material. This composition is not likeother creations of the group. Probably, she is too quiet and lyrical for this group, she stands apart from their work along with the song "Cheap Drama". Perhaps that is why she causes such delight at concerts. The group actively tours and participates both in major music festivals and solo concerts, as well as in small performances in county clubs. The soloist himself has Ukrainian citizenship, so he regularly gives concerts there (as well as in other CIS and European countries). Although now Yuri Kaplan is known not only in the Internet environment, he did not abandon his video channel. This is how video invitations to the concert regularly appear, always recorded in an original manner and collecting many views.

How to play

In order to play Valentin Strykalo's song "Aircraft Cemetery" on the guitar, it is best to use the sixth beat with muting. This is one of the most common types of fighting on a six-string guitar (in Russian rock, it can probably play ninety percent of the songs).

Chords to the "Aircraft Graveyard" (Valentin Strykalo)

С	GD		С
Remember the view from the cape:
С	GD
A bright spot over the sea sunrise.
С	GD		С
And all I have toto see is a little stupid sense.
С	GD
Someday I will continue flying.
C	GD		C
Forgive my questions, but this is unbearable:
C	GD		C
Autumn passes so quickly, winters drag on so long
C	GD		C
The wind and snow are eating my parts, come on
C	GD
Wherever we fly
C G D
(chorus) Remember, remember, remember, remember. Don't.
С	GD		С
The city you want, you want to leave quickly.
С	GD
Songs of the polar night in a dream.
С	GD		С
I cut the sky over the icydesert.
С	GD
I cut the sky in my sleep.
C	GD		C
Forgive my questions, but this is unbearable.
C	GD		C
Autumn passes so quickly, winters drag on so long.
C	GD		C
The wind and snow are eating my parts, come on,
C	GD
Wherever we fly,
C G D
Remember, remember, remember, remember,
C G D
(chorus)
С	GD		С
Aircraft graveyard. I will never be
С	GD
Part of big stories, and let.
С	GD		С
The sun will sink into the sea somewhere behind the houses.
С	GD
I will definitely wake up soon.
C	GD		C
Forgive my questions, but this is unbearable.
C	GD		C
Autumn passes so quickly, winters drag on so long.
C	GD		C
The wind and snow are eating my parts, come on,
C	GD
Wherever we fly,
C G D
Remember, remember, remember, remember,
C G D
(chorus)

That's it. Good luck in singing to the guitar the song "Aircraft Graveyard" by Valentin Strykalo. Now, with the lyrics and chords at hand, it's easy to play your favorite artist's song among your friends.

Feeling the guitar strings tremble like yoursfingers give birth to a melody in the depths of the instrument, you can get inside an amazing motive and be carried away into invented worlds.