None For The Shepherd
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
G D G
[Verse]
G D G
He was a preacher, in a small Texas Town
G G D7 D
Til he turned to whiskey and slippin around
G G C G
Then all of his angels came tumbling down
G G D G
Then he wound up in Dallas too close to the ground
[Verse]
G G D G
There was always a bottle and not much to eat
G G D7 D
he was out on the sidewalk dead on his feet
G G C G
and Lord, it’s a sad congregation to me
G G D G
When a man of the cloth becomes a man on the street
[Chorus]
C C G G
And it was one for the Master, but it was two for the King
C C D D7
Three for the grown man, who cries in his sleep
G G7 C G
and for every sinner, his mercy runs deep
G G D G
but there’s none for the shepherd, who is lost with the sheep
[Verse]
G G D G
He’s down at the mission, every day, around four
G G D7 D
But the soup from the kitchen, is what he’s there for
G G C G
He talks about Jesus and stares at the floor
G G D G
Nobody knows if he’s there, anymore
[Chorus]
C C G G
And it was one for the Master, but it was two for the King
C C D D7
Three for the grown man, who cries in his sleep
G G7 C G
and for every sinner, his mercy runs deep
G G D G
but there’s none for the shepherd, who is lost with the sheep
[Chorus]
C C G G
And it was one for the Master, but it was two for the King
C C D D7
Three for the grown man, who cries in his sleep
G G7 C G
and for every sinner, his mercy runs deep
G G D G
but there’s none for the shepherd, who is lost with the sheep
G G D G
no there’s none for the shepherd, who is lost with the sheep
How to play None For The Shepherd
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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.