He Knows The Struggle
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
SONG: HE KNOWS THE STRUGGLE
ARTIST: BRYAN MARTIN
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/VmcLtq_ters
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 1st FRET
[Intro]
C G F
C G F
[Verse]
C G F
Well he ain't the same but he knows when he's been wrong
C G F
But he holds it all inside for so damn long
C G
He's a husband, he's a father
F
And this life gets hard to juggle
C G C
But that man you can bet he knows the struggle
[Chorus]
F C
'Cause he ain't all about himself
F C
He ain't one that asks for help
Am G
He works hard to provide for his kids and his wife
F
Calloused hands and busted knuckles
C G C G F
Yeah that man, you can bet he knows the struggle
[Verse]
C G F
He's got things closing in from all sides
C G F
But that Angel back at home gives him reason to fight
C G F
All the vices and the voices they try to make him stumble
C G C
But that man you can bet he knows the struggle
[Chorus]
F C
'Cause he ain't all about himself
F C
He ain't one that asks for help
Am G
He works hard to provide for his kids and his wife
F
Calloused hands and busted knuckles
C G C
Yeah that man, you can bet he knows the struggle
[Instrumenatl/Solo]
C G F
C G F
[Chorus]
F C
'Cause he ain't all about himself
F C
He ain't one that asks for help
Am G
He works hard to provide for his kids and his wife
F
Calloused hands and busted knuckles
[Outro]
Am
And with the weight on his mind
G
Pieces hard to find
F
But his knees never buckle
C G C g f
Because that man, you can bet he knows the struggle
C G F
You can bet he knows the struggle
How to play He Knows The Struggle
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