There Goes That Man
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F Am C G
[Verse 1]
C Em Am C Am
Lord, when You asked me to lay my wounded heart to rest
Am C G F G
Down in the valley, rivers of tears that I had wept
C G Am C Am
Restart my heart brand new, fully brought in to You
C Em G
All that I've lost is found in You
[Chorus 1]
C E
There goes that man, there He goes again
Am F
He's always moving on my behalf
[Verse 2]
Am C Am
And all of the ashes of my life
Am C Am
All of the pain and all the strife
C Em Am
All of the pages You'll rewrite
Am C G
You always lead me to the light
C G Am
All of the years the locusts stole
Am C Am
All of the time I didn't dare to hope
C G Am
You will return a hundredfold
Am C G
You will return a hundredfold
[Chorus 2]
C E
There goes that man, there He goes again
Am F
He's always moving on my behalf
C E
There goes that man, there He goes again
Em Am F
He's always moving on my behalf
[Bridge 1]
C
And You can make something out of nothing
E
You can make something out of nothing
Am F
You still make something out of nothing
[Bridge 2]
C
Oh, You can make something out of nothing
E
You still make something out of nothing
Am F
You create something out of nothing (oh)
[Bridge 3]
C
And You can make something out of nothing
E
You still make something out of nothing
Am F
You create something out of nothing
[Chorus 3]
C
Oh, there goes that man
E
There He goes again
Am
He’s always moving
F
On my behalf
[Chorus 4]
C
There goes that man
E
Oh, there He goes again
Am
He always moving
F
On my behalf
[Bridge 4]
C
And You can make something out of nothing
E
You still make something out of nothing
Am F
You create something out of nothing
C
Oh, You can make something out of nothing
E
You still make something out of nothing
Am F
You create something out of nothing
[Outro]
C Em
There goes that man, there He goes again
Fm F
He's always moving on my behalf
How to play There Goes That Man
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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.