Scavenger - Lucy Kaplansky
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CAPO: 2nd Fret
 
Intro: D G D
 
G D
Once, a long time ago
G D
I was cast away, left for dead
A
A child on the road
G D
Just a scavenger
G D
Never looked around
G D A D
Just watched my shoes moving forward on the ground
 
G D
Looking for a corner, feather-face, man or ring
G A
And a piece of string to tie them on me
G D
To keep little bit warm
G D
I wrap myself in leaves
G D
What was thrown away
A G D
I picked up like a refugee
 
[Refrão] G
You may never hear the angels sing
D
On the "Voice Of God", all night
A
You may walk yourself, alone
Bm
Through the hills of the night
G
But you walk with the ones you love
D
In the valley of your life
 
You'll always stand with the ones you keep
A D
In the valley of your life
 
G D
Once, a long time ago
G D
There was a shepherd
A
Took one of his own
G D
He took him up high
G D
Raised up his knife
G D
No words were spoken
A D
His face filled the sky
 
G D
Leave his family, leave his home
G A
Set free the men, set free to roam
G D
Baby, when Iâ??ve got scavengers
G D
Through this dusty road
A D
When Iâ??m at highway, lifeâ??s open road
Bm A D
Another refugee, lifeâ??s open road
 
[Refrão] G
You may never hear the angels sing
D
On the "Voice Of God", all night
A
You may walk yourself, alone
Bm
Through the hills of the night
G
But you walk with the ones you love
D
In the valley of your life
 
You'll always stand with the ones you keep
A D
In the valley of your life
 
Instrumental: G D A D G D G D
 
[Refrão] G
You may never hear the angels sing
D
On the "Voice Of God", all night
A
You may walk yourself, alone
Bm
Through the hills of the night
G
But you walk with the ones you love
D
In the valley of your life
 
You'll always stand with the ones you keep
A D
In the valley of your life
 
You'll always stand with the ones you keep
A D G D
In the valley of your life

How to play Scavenger

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 D. 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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