Jesus
Amos Lee
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Tom : C
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Amos Lee - Jesus
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Tabbed by: Phizzo
E-mail: [email protected]
Notes:
It sounds way better if you use barre chords instead of the classical form.
Used chords:
Dm
E|--X--|
C
E|--X--|
G7
It's always 6/4 one tone (mostly d), then 2/4 the other (mostly C),
just to get the rhythm right.
C Dm
Oh Jesus, can You help me now?
C Dm
Oh Jesus, can You help me now?
C G7
Oh Jesus, can You help me now?
C Dm
No, I never felt so alone
E|---->| Continue this pattern the whole song
I remember when I was wild and free
Oh, so wild and free
Oh, so wild and free
Oh, my heart was a skipping stone
But now the world has jaded me
Oh, corrupted and defeated me
You know I never thought you hated me
But I've never felt so alone
So Jesus, will You help me now?
Oh Jesus, will You help me now?
Oh Jesus, will You help me now?
No, I never felt so alone, so alone
Oh Jesus, oh Jesus, oh Jesus
Will You help me now?
Will You help me now?
Oh Jesus, will You help me now?
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| / slide up
| \ slide down
| h hammer-on
| p pull-off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x Mute note
| b Bend
| pb Pre-bend
| br Bend release
| pbr Pre-bend release
| brb Bend release bend
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Detected progression: Dm → C → G7 → C → Dm → C → Dm → C
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