Preacher
OneRepublic
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(início)
F C G Am F C G Am
Verse 1
F C When I was a kid G Am I used to buy and sell gravity F C I knew how to fly G Am And I would teach you for a fee F C Broke every window G Am In my hotel heart F C When I was only 5 years old G Am but 12 years scarred F C And I'd hear the same voice G Am Echo in my mind F C Said, "Son you got an angel, G Am To chase the devil at night." Yeah
Chorus
F C When I was a kid G Am My grandfather was a preacher F C He'd talk about God G Am Yeah he was something like a teacher F C He said, "God only helps those G Am Who learn to help themselves." F C He was a million miles from a million dollars G Am But you could never spend his wealth
Verse 2
F C I took a little faith G Am And put it in a parking lot F C I drove to a strange town G Am Full of "have" and "have nots" F C And as I walked through G Am that storybook life F C I was looking for an angel G Am to chase the devil at night
Mute
Oh! Oh! Oh!
Chorus
F C When I was a kid G Am My grandfather was a preacher F C He'd talk about God G Am Yeah he was something like a teacher F C He said, "God only helps those G Am Who learn to help themselves." F C He was a million miles from a million dollars G Am But you could never spend his wealth
Interlude/Bridge
F C G Am Oh! Oh! Oh! F C G Am Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! F C Wave G Am Put your hands up and hands down F C Wave G Am Put your hands up and hands down F C Wave G Am Put your hands up and hands down [Chorus] (Hard + thumb) F C When I was a kid G Am My grandfather was a preacher F C He'd talk about God G Am Yeah he was something like a teacher F C He said, "God only helps those G Am Who learn to help themselves." F C He was a million miles from a million dollars G Am But you could never spend his wealth
Outtro
F C G Am F C G Am F C He was a million miles from a million dollars G Am But you could never spend his wealth.
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