Your Blesser Ain't Never Been Blessed chords by The Cathedrals
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Intro 1
(D major) (G major) (A major) (G major) (B major) (E minor) (G major)
(D major) (G major) (B minor) (G major) (D major) (G major) (B major) (E major) (Asus4)
(D major) (G major)
I (Asus4) love
Verse 1
(D major) to sit and listen to the old times singing of those sweet redemption songs
They tell me of a heaven
and the love that God has given
I get (E major) happy and I sing along (A major)
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Verse 2
They sing (D major) the gospel story
about my mansion up in glory
Verse 3
And the (D major) music gets my soul refreshed
Verse 4
(G major) If you haven't ever listened
to an old (D major) time singing (B major)
Verse 5
Then your (E major) blesser ain't
never (A major) (D major) been blessed
Verse 6
Oh, your (D major) blesser ain't never been blessed
Verse 7
Till they (G major) sing about amazing grace (D major)
Verse 8
And your (D major) cup ain't never hung over
(B major) Till they sing about beat (E major)
ing Jesus face to face (A major)
Verse 9
Oh, (D major) your bell ain't never been rung
Verse 10
Till that (G major) old -timer visits Ben -Sah
(Bdim) If (Ddim) you
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(D major) haven't heard
the heaven -born press (B major)
Verse 12
Then your (E major) bluster ain't
(A major) ever been blessed (D major)
Amen
(E flat major)
Verse 13
When (B flat major) the (E flat major) saints began to gather
Verse 14
Just to (E flat major) sing about the Savior
Verse 15
It's a (E flat major) blessed time (B flat major) for (E flat major) me
You really know you're living,
it's the closest thing to heaven
Verse 16
Hear that (Fsus4) old time (F major) (Fsus4) (B major) harmony
(B flat major)
Verse 17
When the (E flat major) singers get inspired
Verse 18
And the (E flat major) tuner sings up high
(B flat major) And the
Verse 19
(E flat major) bass goes lower (C minor) than (B flat major) the (A flat major) rest
Verse 20
If you (A flat major) haven't ever (Adim) listened
to an old (E flat major) time singing (C major)
Verse 21
Then your (F major) blesser ain't
never (B flat major) been blessed (E flat major)
Oh, (B flat major) your
Verse 22
(E flat major) blesser ain't
never (B flat major) been blessed (E flat major) (F major)
(E flat major) Till they
Verse 23
(A flat major) sing about amazing grace (E flat major)
Verse 24
And your (E flat major) cup ain't never run over (C major)
Verse 25
Till they sing about beat (F major)
ing Jesus face (Adim) to face (B flat major)
Verse 26
And your (E flat major) bell ain't never been rung
Verse 27
Till that (A flat major) old time religion's been sung (Adim)
Verse 28
If you (B flat major) haven't (E flat major) heard the haven of rest (C major)
Verse 29
Then your (F major) blesser ain't
(B flat major) never been blessed (E flat major)
(B flat major) Oh, your
Verse 30
(E flat major) blesser ain't never (B flat major) been blessed
(E flat major) Till the (A flat major) singing of our
amazing grace (E flat major) (C minor)
Verse 31
And your touch (E flat major) ain't never on hold (C major)
Verse 32
Till the singing of our (F major) new Jesus
(Adim) face to face (B flat major)
Verse 33
Oh, your (E flat major) bell ain't never been rung
Verse 34
Till that (A flat major) old time religion's been sung (Adim)
Verse 35
If you (E flat major) haven't heard the hailing of grace (C major)
Verse 36
Then your (F major) blessing ain't (B flat major) ever been blessed (E flat major)
If you (A flat major) haven't ever listened to
an (Adim) old -time singing
Your (E flat major) cup ain't full and your
(C major) bell ain't a -ringing
Your bluster (F major) ain't (Bdim) (B flat major) ever
(Bdim) in (B flat major) the (E flat major) land
(E flat major) (C major) (F major)
When Ben and I went to Stamps Bachelor School of Music,
there's some old boys back
here tonight
that I mentioned earlier,
who went to singing schools.
And they asked us to do a song a cappella
that you don't usually do a cappella.
An old convention song.
They said, do it a cappella.
They asked us to do the Heavenly
Parade a cappella.
Well, let them do it. Bless his
heart.
When he wakes up,
whatever's on his mind,
he just blurts it out, you know. Usually,
you don't do these type of things acapella because of the syncopation,
the after beats in a song.
John T. Cook wrote this song in 1937.
Now, the chorus of this,
everybody actually sings a
different part.
Now, how he wrote this,
I don't know.
Actually, everybody sings
a different melody.
But here's a song
for you boys back there
called The Heavenly Parade.
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