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tabbed by : cliff demczuk
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tuning : standard tuning – E A D G B E

intro – ( same as chorus ) A – F#m – D – A ( 4 times )

verse 1 :
D A E F#m
i’ve heard it said that music heals the soul .
D A
but i have sung a thousand songs
E
and they never made me whole .
D A E F#m
until i joined the holy chorus that started long ago
D
and though he carried me awhile
E D A
there’s still so many miles to go .

chorus :
A F#m D A
help this broken man when the road is long .
A F#m D A
write in me a melody so i can sing redemption songs .
A F#m
because when push comes to shove it will never be enough
D A
to make it on my own
D A
so help this broken mans soul
E A
so help this broken mans soul .

verse 2 :
D A E F#m
now i’ve sung these words so many times before
D A
and i’ve never felt anything at all
E
and i wanted something more .
D A
then it came like rushing waters to
E F#m
these dry and dusty bones
D E D A
your life – giving word picked me up and took me home .

( chorus )

( instrumental bridge )
E – D – A ( 4 times )

( chorus with only percussion from this point on )

because when push comes to shove it will never be enough

to make it on my own

so help this broken mans soul

so help this broken mans soul . < – – – – – hold last note