Hymn 35 - Joe Pug

Hymn 35

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capo 2
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
C
|---------------------------|
|-1--------1----1--------1--|
|---2-------2-----2-------2-|
|---------------------------| x2
|-3-------------3-----------|
|---------------------------|
 
Am F
|------------------------------------------------|
|-1-------1---1--------1-----1--------1----1-----|
|---2------2----2-------2------2-------2-----2---|
|----------------------------3-------------3-----|
|-0-----------0----------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------|
 
C
I am the day, I am the dawn
C
I am the darkness comin' on
Am F
 
C
And I am once, I am twice
C
I am the whole, I'm just a slice
Am F
 
C
Some call me gone, some call me here
C
None are wrong, none are near
Am F
 
C
I am right now, I am back then
C
I will return, don't ask me when
Am F
 
C
I am the disappointed kiss
C
I am the unexpected harvest
Am F
I am the old Kentucky home
I am the son who runs the farthest
I have done wrong, I will do wrong
There's nothin' wrong with doin' wrong
And I am faith, I am belief
Except for when I'm not
I am the teeth of champions
I am rust and water rot
 
And I am sleep, I am breathin'
I'm the missin' of the passin' seasons
I am the brush, I am the strokes
I'm sickness come to the best of folks
I am renewed, I am just made
I am unchangin'
I'm a pasture fenced about the edge
I am Dakota thunder ragin'
And by my shoes and by my feet
And by my soul and wonder
I am the tracks we've laid above
I am the tunnel runnin' under

How to play Hymn 35

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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