Like A Blind Man - Tom Skinner

Like A Blind Man

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Ocultar tablatura
 
Opening Lick: (YOu also hear it throughout the verse some)
 
E----------------------------------------------------
B----------------------------------------------------
G-0h2-2-4-4-2----------------------------------------
D--------------2h4-4-4-4p2p-0------------------------
A--------------------------2-------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------
 
D
There's a blind man standin' in the middle of the road
 
D
No time to rest, he's got to go
 
G
Cars flyin' by to the left and right
 
G
He don't see nothin' but he ain't lost sight
 
D
of his goal
 
Em
Sometimes you got to have faith
 
G A D
Like a blind man standin' in the middle of the road
 
D
Young Boy David with a sling in his hand
 
D
He's in the fight of his life with a giant of a man
 
G
God said "David won't you take these stones,
 
G D
Believe in my and you'll never be alone
 
Em
Sometimes you got to have faith
 
G A D
like david with a stone in his hand
 
Bridge:
 
D
Faith don't need no second opinion
 
D
Don't got to prove it you just got to believe
 
D
We're all one under God's dominion
 
D G
A willin heart, that is all you need
 
Verse:
 
D
There's an old lady sittin' in a nursing home
 
D
She's just waitin' for a visitor to call her on the phone
 
G
She pass a little time by the window sill
 
G
She's prayin' for the blind man tryin' to cross that street
 
Em
Sometimes you got to have faith
 
G A D
Like a blind man standin in the middle of the road.
 
Reapeat Bridge
 
Repeat 1st Verse

How to play Like A Blind Man

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 E. 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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