Bury The Workman - Unspoken

Bury The Workman

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Key of F# Instead just play E
capo 2. God Bless!!!
 
E
Steven was a deacon in Jerusalem
 
A A7 E
They dragged him out those city gates to try and quiet him
 
E
When Steven preached those Pharisees started throwing stones
 
A A7 E
Before he died he raised his eyes and saw Jesus on the throne
 
E
He said, You can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
A A7 E
And you can silence the voices but you can't stop the song
 
A7 E A7 E A7 E
When the Spirit's moving, His will will be done
 
A A7 E
You can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
E
James was sent to Heaven at the edge of Herod's sword
 
A A7 E
And Peter he was crucified like his beloved Lord
 
E
The Roman Colosseum, the lions and the fires
 
A A7 E
The gates of hell did not prevail, they fanned those flames higher
 
E
Cause you can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
A A7 E
And you can silence the voices but you can't stop the song
 
A7 E A7 E A7 E
When the Spirit's moving, His will will be done
 
A A7 E
And you can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
E
And then they lowered Jesus, they laid Him in a grave
 
A A7 E
They thought that it was over, that His name would fade away
 
E
But Jesus wasn't listening, no, He rose to life again
 
A A7 E
Cause God is not persuaded by the arrogance of men
 
E
So you can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
A A7 E
And you can silence the voices but you can't stop the song
 
A7 E A7 E A7 E
When the Spirit's moving, His will will be done
 
A A7 E
And you can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
E
And you can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
A A7 E
And you can silence the voices but you can't stop the song
 
A7 E A7 E A7 E
When the Spirit's moving, His will will be done
 
A A7 E
And you can bury the workmen but the work will go on
 
A A7 E
Yeah you can bury the workmen but the work will go on

How to play Bury The Workman

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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