Here Was A Man (Dialogue) (Background Music "Meditation"" By Bill Walker)" chords by Johnny Cash
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Verse 1
(Joy to the world
the Lord is come)
(D major) Here was a man a man who was born in a small
village the son of a peasant wo (G major) man
He grew up in anoth (A major) er small (G major) village
Un (D major) til he reached the (B minor) age of thirty (D major) he
(A major) worked as a carpenter
(D major) Then for three (A major) years he was a traveling minister
Verse 2
But he never traveled (D major) more than two hundred miles
from where he was born
And where he did go he
(G major) usually walked
He never held (A major) political (D major) of fice he never
wrote a book (A major) never bought a (B flatdim) home (A major)
(D major) Never had
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Verse 3
a family he never went to college
and (A major) he never set foot inside a big city
Yes here was a man (D major)
Though he (A major) never did one on the (B minor) things
usually associated (G major) with greatness
(B minor) (E major) He had no credentials but himself
he had nothing to do with this world
Verse 4
Ex (A major) cept through the devine purpose
that brought him to this world (D major)
While he was still a young man the tide of
pop (G major) ular opinion turned against him
(A flatdim) Most of his friends ran away (D major)
one of them denied him
(A major) One of them betrayed him and turned him
over (D major) to his enemies
Verse 5
(A major) Then he went
through the mockery of a trial
(D major) And was nailed to a cross
between two thieves
(G major) And even while he was dying
his executioners gambled
For (D major) the only piece of (G major) prop
erty that he had in this (A major) world
Verse 6
And that was his robe (D major)
his purple robe
When he was (G major) dead he was
taken down from the cross
And (D major) laid in a borrowed grave (G major) provided by compassion
(D major) ate friends (G major)
More than nineteen centuries
(A major) have come and gone
And (D major) today he's
Verse 7
a centerpiece of the human (A major) race
Our leader in the column to
human (D major) destiny
I think I'm well within the mark when I say that
all of the armies that ever marched
All of the navies that ever sailed the seas
All of the (G major) legislative
Verse 8
bodies that ever sat (A flatdim) and all
of the kings that ever reigned
(D major) All of them put together (A major) have not affected
the life of man on this earth
So power (D major) fully as that one
solitary life
Here was a (D major) man (joy to (G major) (A major)
(D major) the world the Lord is come)
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