What If Shes An Angel
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Transposed by: Eddie Garcia (string50@hotmail.com)
G# D# Fm D# C# G# A#m D#
What If She?s An Angel
G# D#
There?s a man standing on a corner
Fm D#
With a sign sayin? ?will work for food?
C# G#
You know the man you see him every mornin?
A#m D#
The one you never give your money to
G# D#
You can sit there with your window rolled up
Fm D#
Wonderin? when the lights are gonna turn green
C# G#
Never knowin? what a couple more bucks
A#m D#
In his pocket might mean?
[Refrão] G# D#
What if he?s an angel sent here from heaven
Fm D#
And he?s makin? certain that you?re doin? your best
C# G#
To take the time to help one another
A#m D#
Brother are you gonna pass that test?
G# D#
You can go on with your day to day
Fm D#
Tryin? to forget what you saw in his face
C# G# A#m D#
Knowin? deep down could?ve been his savin? grace
G#
What if he?s an angel?
G# D#
There?s a man and there?s a woman
Fm D#
Livin? right above you in apartment G
C# G#
There?s a lot of noise coming through the ceiling
A#m D#
And it don?t sound like harmony
G# D#
You can sit there with your TV turned up
Fm D#
While the words in his anger fly
C# G#
But come tomorrow when you see her with her shades on
A#m D#
Can you look her in the eye?
(repeat chorus) {replace ?he? with ?she? and so forth}
C# G#
A little girl on daddy?s lap
A#m D#
Hidin? her disease with a baseball cap
C# G#
You can turn the channel most people do
A#m D#
But what if you were sittin? in her daddy?s shoes?
(repeat chorus)
G# D# Fm D# C# G# A#m D#
G D Em D C G Am D (with capo on 1st fret)
Eddie Garcia
**Keepin' it Country**
How to play What If Shes An Angel
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G#. 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.