Jesus On A Train
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Gabby Barrett
(From the 2024 Album CHAPTER & VERSE)
[Intro]
G C
[Verse 1]
G
If I saw Jesus on a train
Cmaj7
Would I even ask His name?
Em D
Or just use it all in vain, maybe offer Him some change?
C G
Or just let Him get off all alone and walk home in the rain?
[Verse 2]
G
If I saw Jesus at my door
Cmaj7
Would I leave Him on the porch?
Em D
Or would I break bread with Him, bow my head and say, "Amen"?
C G
Or just turn off the lights and lock the door, too scared to let Him in?
[Chorus]
C
Would it be a stranger passin' in the night?
G C
Would I just see danger, would I see the light in His eyes?
C
In a moment, could I feel it in myself?
Em D C
Would I even know?
[Verse 3]
G
If I saw Jesus at my church
C
With no shoes and an untucked shirt
Em D
Would I offer Him a seat or just turn the other cheek?
C G
Would I see myself in Him or just somebody off the street?
[Chorus]
C
Would it be a stranger passin' in the night?
G C
Would I just see danger, would I see the light in His eyes?
C
In a moment, could I feel it in myself?
Em D C
Would I even know?
[Guitar Solo]
G C
Would I even know?
[Verse 4]
G
If I saw Jesus on a train
Cmaj7
Would I even ask His name?
Em D
Or just use it in vain, maybe offer Him some change?
Cmaj7 G
Or just let Him get off all alone and walk home in the rain?
[Outro]
G C G Cmaj7 G
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