Tablature one of us - Joan Osborne

          



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  Date: Sat, 10 Feb 1996 19:50:30 -0800

  From: Ronn <arkay@connectnet.com>

  

  One Of Us

  by Eric Bazilian, as recorded by Joan Osborne

  as transcribed by R.Kilby (arkay@connectnet.com)

  

  Capo 2nd fret (key of F#m)

  

  

  Em - C+9 - G - D

  

  

      Em        C+9  G             D

  If God had a name, what would it be?

  

                  Em            C

  And would you call it to his face 

  

  G            D

  If you were faced with him

  

      Em       C+9    G              D

  In all his glory -- what would you ask?

  

              Em       C+9       G   D

  If you had just one question?

  

   C+9             G     D

  Yeah... yeah... God is great

  

   C+9             G     D

  Yeah... yeah... God is good

  

   C+9            D       

  Yeah... yeah... yeah... yeah... yeah...

  

           Em      C+9       G   D

  What if God was one of us?

  

           Em      C+9       G   D

  Just a slob like one of us?

  

           Em      C+9    G             D

  Just a stranger on the bus trying to make his way home

  

  

           Em      C+9       G   D

        

  

  If God had a face, what would it look like 

  And would you want to see?

  If seeing meant that you would have to believe, 

  In things like heaven and in Jesus and the saints and all the prophets

  

  Trying to make his way home...

  Like up to heaven all alone...

  Nobody calling on the phone...

  Except for the Pope, maybe in Rome.

  

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  C+9 =

  

  e  3

  b  3

  g  0

  d  2

  b  3

  e  x

  

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  Pensacola

  by Joan Osborne, Eric Bazilian, Rob Hyman, Rick Chertoff

  as transcribed by R.Kilby (arkay@connectnet.com)

  

  

          Am           C   G   Am            C       G     Am           

  Well I found him in Pensacola, in a trailer in the sand,

  

                   C       G   

  The man from the picture, 

  

  Em                  F     G     Em7                  F     G

  He's stained yellow in my hand, he's stained  yellow in my hand.

  

         Am            C       G    Am                    C   G

  He was squinting and stubbled, and standing in the door,

  

          Am                         C    G

  He said if you've come to take the car away,

  

  Em              F   G     Em              F   G

  I don't have it any more, I don't have it any more.

  

  Am   C  G (yay-hay etc)

  

  Am   C  G

  

  He's got the gospel on the radio, and the gospel on TV,

  He's got all of the transcripts

  Back to 19-63, back to 19-63.

  He said I sold my blood for money ,

  There wasn't any pain, But I just can't stand the feeling,

  It's in someone else's veins, it's in someone else's veins.

  

  Yay-hey etc...

  

  Mama took me aside, tried to change my mind,

  She said "don't waste your time,  in looking,,

  There's nothing nothing, left to find, nothing, nothing left to find."

  So I left him in Pensacola, in a trailer in the sand,

  The man from the picture, 

  He's stained yellow in my hand, he's stained yellow in my hand.

  

  

  

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