That Guy - Andy Gullahorn
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Intro Am G F
Am G F
 
Am G F
He scoped out the market
Am G F
All the women and kids
Am G F
With so many distractions
C/E F
Nobody noticed him
C/E F G
Nobody noticed him
 
Am G F
He had a jacket a size too big
Am G F
A skullcap on his head
Am G F
And a couple of homemade bombs
C/E F
He duct taped them to his chest
C/E F G
He taped them to his chest
 
[Refrão]
C G/B F
God loves that guy
C Em F
God loves that guy
 
( G Am G F )
( Am G F )
 
Am G F
He followed his heart
Am G F
To a co-worker's bed
Am G F
Could have salvaged his marriage with kids
C/E F
But he chose to leave instead
C/E F G
He chose to leave
 
Am G F
He thought it was love
Am G F
But it was just a mirage
Am G F
So he sits in his idling car
C/E F
Parked in a closed garage
C/E F G
Inside a closed garage
 
[Refrão]
C G/B F
God loves that guy
C Em F
God loves that guy
 
C G/B
Me on the other hand I can write somebody off
F
Like the last check for a student loan
C
I can love when it's convenient
G/B
But it's not always convenient
F
It's not always the easy road
C
I want to look past the outside
G/B
To the well-meaning heart
F C/E F
To the good they forgot that they had
C G/B
Teach me to love, teach me to love
Am G F
Teach me to love like that
 
( G Am G F 0
( Am G F )
 
Am G F
He messed up again
Am G F
Wanted to disappear
Am G F
But he can't 'cause he's easy to find
C/E F C/E F G
I see him in the mirror I see him in the mirror
 
[Refrão]
C G/B F
God loves that guy
C Em F
God loves that guy
 
C G/B
So, teach me to love, teach me to love
Am G F
Teach me to love like that
F G C
Love like that

How to play That Guy

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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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