The Angels Cried (with Alison Krauss) - Alan…

The Angels Cried (with Alison Krauss)

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NOTES: capo fret 3
 
Intro = D C G A D C G A (Tab below)
 
Verse 1:
D A
They came from near, they came from far,
Bm A G
Following a distant star to where He lay,
D A
Not being sure of what it meant, but
Bm A
Knowing it was heaven sent,
G
They made their way,
 
[Refrão] Em
And the creatures gathered 'round
G
And didn't make a sound,
D C G
And the angels cried.
 
Verse 2:
D A
The angels knew what was to come,
Bm A G
The reason God had sent His son from up above
D A
It filled their hearts with joy to see, and
Bm A
Knowing of His destiny,
G
Came tears of love.
 
Chorus
 
Repeat intro
 
Verse 3:
D A
I've often thought about that night
Bm A G
And wondered if they realized that star so bright
D A
Was sent to tell all the land
Bm A
The Son of God would soon become
G
The son of man
 
Chorus
Repeat last chorus line twice
 
Intro is played like this 2 times and the same for the Break
 
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D C G A
e---------2------------0----------------------------0-------
b-------3---3--------2----------------0-----------2---------
g-----2------------0----------------0-----------2-----------
d---0------------2----------------0-----------2-------------
a--------------3----------------2-----------0---------------
E-----------------------------3-----------------------------
 
The only differnce is the 2nd time through the D is played like this listen
for timing
 
e------2-h3p2----
b-----3-----------
g----2------------
d---0-------------
a-----------------
E-----------------

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