Chords for "Sometimes a Mountain" with The Allen Family Reunion
Tempo:
103.5 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
G
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
the congregation.
Here's an old old song that I don't imagine [E] you folks have
probably ever heard this one.
[G] Back in 1976 when I was touring all over North
America with Ian Tyson and the Great Speckled [F#] Bird, [B] we performed in Montreal
and I got to meet a fella named Bob Fuller there.
I don't know Tony if you
ever heard of Bob, Big Bob?
Gosh he must, Bob was a big man.
I bet he weighed 350 and
he always wore a pair of bib overalls which made him look even bigger.
Anyway
Bob was a great fellow and had one of the most amazing collections of old
records I'd ever seen and he [F#] gave me one [A#] of those old records and it was by a
fellow named Bill Neat and read Rex wrote and Bill Neat and this is a song
that [B] was off that record it's called Sometimes a Mountain.
[G] [E]
[B] [E]
I've been scorned by a neighbor whom I treasured.
I've been deceived by a friend I [E] held dear.
So many times I just [A] wanted to give up [E] when I remember the Lord is right here.
Another hill and [A] sometimes a [B] mountain.
Another road with rocks [E] to hurt my feet.
But when he walks along [A] beside me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat.
[E] I made plans for myself and for others.
[A] Something [B] I wanted so to [E] do tomorrow.
Disappointment turned out to be [A] the hardest.
[E] Leaving me with a little more sorrow.
Another hill and sometimes a mountain.
[B] Another road with rocks [E] to hurt my feet.
But when he walks along [A] beside me, I can take it.
[B] There [E] will be no retreat.
[B] [E]
I have questioned the loss of a loved one.
I [B] wondered why it happened [E] to me.
But through prayer I [A] found the answer.
[E] It was all so plain to see.
Another hill and sometimes a [B] mountain.
Another road with rocks to hurt my [E]
feet.
But when he walks along [A] beside me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat.
[A]
[B] [E]
[E]
[N] Thank you.
Here's an old old song that I don't imagine [E] you folks have
probably ever heard this one.
[G] Back in 1976 when I was touring all over North
America with Ian Tyson and the Great Speckled [F#] Bird, [B] we performed in Montreal
and I got to meet a fella named Bob Fuller there.
I don't know Tony if you
ever heard of Bob, Big Bob?
Gosh he must, Bob was a big man.
I bet he weighed 350 and
he always wore a pair of bib overalls which made him look even bigger.
Anyway
Bob was a great fellow and had one of the most amazing collections of old
records I'd ever seen and he [F#] gave me one [A#] of those old records and it was by a
fellow named Bill Neat and read Rex wrote and Bill Neat and this is a song
that [B] was off that record it's called Sometimes a Mountain.
[G] [E]
[B] [E]
I've been scorned by a neighbor whom I treasured.
I've been deceived by a friend I [E] held dear.
So many times I just [A] wanted to give up [E] when I remember the Lord is right here.
Another hill and [A] sometimes a [B] mountain.
Another road with rocks [E] to hurt my feet.
But when he walks along [A] beside me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat.
[E] I made plans for myself and for others.
[A] Something [B] I wanted so to [E] do tomorrow.
Disappointment turned out to be [A] the hardest.
[E] Leaving me with a little more sorrow.
Another hill and sometimes a mountain.
[B] Another road with rocks [E] to hurt my feet.
But when he walks along [A] beside me, I can take it.
[B] There [E] will be no retreat.
[B] [E]
I have questioned the loss of a loved one.
I [B] wondered why it happened [E] to me.
But through prayer I [A] found the answer.
[E] It was all so plain to see.
Another hill and sometimes a [B] mountain.
Another road with rocks to hurt my [E]
feet.
But when he walks along [A] beside me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat.
[A]
[B] [E]
[E]
[N] Thank you.
Key:
E
B
A
G
F#
E
B
A
the congregation.
_ _ _ _ Here's an old old song that I don't imagine [E] you folks have
probably ever heard this one.
[G] Back in 1976 when I was touring all over North
America with Ian Tyson and the Great Speckled [F#] Bird, [B] we performed in Montreal
and I got to meet a fella named Bob Fuller there.
I don't know Tony if you
ever heard of Bob, Big Bob?
Gosh he must, Bob was a big man.
I bet he weighed 350 and
he always wore a pair of bib overalls which made him look even bigger.
Anyway
Bob was a great fellow and had one of the most amazing collections of old
records I'd ever seen and he [F#] gave me one [A#] of those old records and it was by a
fellow named Bill Neat and read _ Rex wrote and Bill Neat and this is a song
that [B] was off that record it's called Sometimes a Mountain. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ I've been scorned by a neighbor whom I _ treasured.
I've been deceived by a friend I [E] held dear.
So many _ times I just [A] wanted to give _ up [E] when I remember the Lord is right here.
_ Another hill and [A] sometimes a [B] mountain.
_ _ Another road with rocks [E] to hurt my feet.
_ But when he walks along _ [A] beside _ me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ I made plans for myself and for others.
_ _ [A] Something [B] I wanted so to [E] do tomorrow. _ _ _ _
Disappointment turned out to be [A] the hardest.
_ _ _ [E] Leaving me with a little more sorrow. _ _ _
Another hill and _ sometimes a mountain.
[B] _ _ Another _ road with rocks [E] to hurt my _ feet. _
But when he walks along [A] _ beside _ me, I can take it.
[B] There [E] will be no retreat. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I have questioned the loss of a loved one.
I [B] wondered why it happened [E] to me.
_ _ But through prayer I _ [A] found the answer.
_ _ [E] It was all so plain to see.
_ _ _ Another hill and sometimes a [B] mountain.
_ Another road _ _ with rocks to hurt my [E]
feet.
_ _ But when he walks along [A] beside _ me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ Thank you. _
_ _ _ _ Here's an old old song that I don't imagine [E] you folks have
probably ever heard this one.
[G] Back in 1976 when I was touring all over North
America with Ian Tyson and the Great Speckled [F#] Bird, [B] we performed in Montreal
and I got to meet a fella named Bob Fuller there.
I don't know Tony if you
ever heard of Bob, Big Bob?
Gosh he must, Bob was a big man.
I bet he weighed 350 and
he always wore a pair of bib overalls which made him look even bigger.
Anyway
Bob was a great fellow and had one of the most amazing collections of old
records I'd ever seen and he [F#] gave me one [A#] of those old records and it was by a
fellow named Bill Neat and read _ Rex wrote and Bill Neat and this is a song
that [B] was off that record it's called Sometimes a Mountain. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ I've been scorned by a neighbor whom I _ treasured.
I've been deceived by a friend I [E] held dear.
So many _ times I just [A] wanted to give _ up [E] when I remember the Lord is right here.
_ Another hill and [A] sometimes a [B] mountain.
_ _ Another road with rocks [E] to hurt my feet.
_ But when he walks along _ [A] beside _ me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ I made plans for myself and for others.
_ _ [A] Something [B] I wanted so to [E] do tomorrow. _ _ _ _
Disappointment turned out to be [A] the hardest.
_ _ _ [E] Leaving me with a little more sorrow. _ _ _
Another hill and _ sometimes a mountain.
[B] _ _ Another _ road with rocks [E] to hurt my _ feet. _
But when he walks along [A] _ beside _ me, I can take it.
[B] There [E] will be no retreat. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I have questioned the loss of a loved one.
I [B] wondered why it happened [E] to me.
_ _ But through prayer I _ [A] found the answer.
_ _ [E] It was all so plain to see.
_ _ _ Another hill and sometimes a [B] mountain.
_ Another road _ _ with rocks to hurt my [E]
feet.
_ _ But when he walks along [A] beside _ me, [E] I can take it.
There will be no retreat.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ Thank you. _