Jesus Was A Walking Man
Amy Ray
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Tom : G
D C G D C G
Let's make glory land right here where we stand
C G
Jesus was a walking man.
G
Egypt, Jordan, Judea, Jericho, Samaria
C G
Jesus was a walking man.
D C
Shoe store down in Galilee, lace 'em up and set 'em free.
C D G
Jesus was a walking man.
G C
Jesus was a walking man.
D C G
Jesus was a walking man.
G
I ain't dodgin' war in Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia
C G
No, I'm in the promised land.
G
I got everything at the tip of my hands. Folks starving down in South Sudan
C G
There's a question as old as Abraham.
D C
I got more. What's it for? Kids are washing up the shore.
C D G
Jesus woulda lent a hand
G C
Jesus woulda lent a hand.
D C G
Jesus woulda lent a hand.
D C G
Honduras and El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico
C G
Walk me through that suffering
G
Liberators, dreamers, Indians, Mother Mary take my hand.
C G
Lets make that glory land.
D C
Some would build a wall and say "send them back from where they came"
C D G
But you know who woulda let 'em in.
G C
Jesus woulda let 'em in.
D C G
Jesus woulda let 'em in.
D C G D C G D C
Some would build a wall and say "send them back from where they came"
D C
I got more, but what's it for? Kids are washing up the shore.
D C
Shoe store down in Galilee, lace 'em up and set 'em free.
C D G
Jesus was a walking man.
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