The Doubtful One
The Collection
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Tono:
Em D C/G G C/G G DEm D C/G G C/G D/F# G [Verse 1]Em D C/G Oh Brother Thomas, did you walkG C/G G away from Jesus wondering if itD/F# was all a dream?Em D Did all your doubts creep back andC/G G tell you that your fingers hadn'tC/G D/F# G ever touched a single thing?Em D Cause I have read that story soC/G G many times where you healed thatC/G G D/F# man and he could see perfectly againEm D But in between it reads that allC/G G he saw were men as trees, andC/G D/F# G that's all that seems to cloud my vision [Chorus]C/G G Cause all the friends I know haveC/G G never ever met youC/G G Does that mean that they deserveD to die?C/G G But I heard once that you cameC/G G here as love for all of usC/G And not to pull the wood fromD/F# G out of our eyesContinúa después del anuncio[Break]Em D C/G G C/G G DEm D C/G G C/G D/F# G [Verse 2]Em D C/G My mother, she was alwaysG C/G working in the yard growing lifeG D/F# from your sun and from her dirtEm D So I would read those words butC/G G nothing ever seemed to grow exceptC/G D/F# G my lonely brother's hurtEm D C/G Oh holy preacher, did you everG C/G think that maybe there was more toG D/F# life than dying in a pew?Em D Isn't this whole world just hellC/G G enough for all of us, do you haveC/G D/F# to murder them for all the thingsG they do [Chorus]C/G G Cause all the friends I know haveC/G G never ever heard you speak and IC/G G know when you speak it brings upD lifeC/G G So would you, pretty please, comeC/G G speak to all of them and me,C/G Em growing us collectively into yourG wife [Break] Ohh...Em D C/G G C/G G DEm D C/G G C/G D/F# G [Verse 3]Em D Lead me to the mountain, write itC/G G C/G out on those stone tablets whatG D it is that you decide's the truthEm D But I think I want my hands toC/G bleed from loving, not fromG C/G D/F# condemning. Isn't love what heG would have us do? [Chorus]C/G G All my friends and I, we haveC/G G stolen, we have lied, and we haveC/G G D looked upon each other full of lustC/G G But you carried your cross when itC/G G seemed that I was lost, so IC/G Em G know that you could carry all of usC/G G But you carried your cross when itC/G G C/G knew that I was lost, so I hopeEm G that you could carry all of us