Chords for A Tramp On The Street (The Health And Happiness Show)
Tempo:
117.8 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Friends, it's hem time here on the Health and Happiness Show again.
I've got one that I think is one of the best that anybody ever wrote.
Hope you like it.
The Tramp on the Street.
[A] [E]
[B] [E]
Only a tramp was Lazarus's sad [A] fate.
[B] He who lay down at the rich man's [E] gate.
He begged for the crop, the rich man [A] to eat.
He was only [E] a tramp found [B] dead on [E] the street.
He was some mother's darling.
He was some [A] mother's son.
Once he [B] was barren, once he [E] was young.
And some mother rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep.
But they left him to [E] die like a [B] tramp on the street.
Jesus who died on Calvary's [A] tree.
He shed his life's blood for you and for [E] me.
They perished his sides, his hands and [A] his feet.
Then they left him [E] to die like a [B] tramp on [E] the street.
He was Mary's own darling.
He was God's chosen son.
Once he [B] was barren, once he was [E]
young.
Mary, she rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep.
But they left him [E] to die like [B] a tramp on [E] the street.
If Jesus should come and knock on your [A] door.
Or a place to [B] come and borrow bread from your [E]
store.
Would you welcome him and turn him [A] away?
Then God would [E] deny you on [B] the great judgment [E] day.
I've got one that I think is one of the best that anybody ever wrote.
Hope you like it.
The Tramp on the Street.
[A] [E]
[B] [E]
Only a tramp was Lazarus's sad [A] fate.
[B] He who lay down at the rich man's [E] gate.
He begged for the crop, the rich man [A] to eat.
He was only [E] a tramp found [B] dead on [E] the street.
He was some mother's darling.
He was some [A] mother's son.
Once he [B] was barren, once he [E] was young.
And some mother rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep.
But they left him to [E] die like a [B] tramp on the street.
Jesus who died on Calvary's [A] tree.
He shed his life's blood for you and for [E] me.
They perished his sides, his hands and [A] his feet.
Then they left him [E] to die like a [B] tramp on [E] the street.
He was Mary's own darling.
He was God's chosen son.
Once he [B] was barren, once he was [E]
young.
Mary, she rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep.
But they left him [E] to die like [B] a tramp on [E] the street.
If Jesus should come and knock on your [A] door.
Or a place to [B] come and borrow bread from your [E]
store.
Would you welcome him and turn him [A] away?
Then God would [E] deny you on [B] the great judgment [E] day.
Key:
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A
B
E
A
B
E
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Friends, it's hem time here on the Health and Happiness Show again. _
I've got one that I think is one of the best that anybody ever wrote.
Hope you like it.
The Tramp on the Street.
_ [A] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Only a tramp _ _ was _ _ Lazarus's sad [A] _ fate. _ _
_ [B] He who lay _ down at the rich man's [E] gate.
_ _ _ _ _ He begged for the crop, _ _ the rich man [A] to eat. _ _
He was only [E] a _ tramp found [B] _ dead on [E] the street.
_ _ _ He was some mother's _ _ darling.
He was some [A] mother's son. _ _ _
Once he [B] was _ _ barren, _ once he [E] was young. _
_ _ _ _ And some mother _ _ rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep. _ _
But they left him to [E] _ die like a [B] tramp on the street. _
_ _ _ _ Jesus who _ died on _ _ _ Calvary's [A] tree.
_ _ _ He shed his life's blood for _ you and for [E] _ _ me.
_ _ _ _ They _ perished his _ sides, his _ hands and [A] his feet. _ _
Then they left him [E] to _ die like a [B] tramp on [E] the street.
_ _ _ He was Mary's own _ _ darling.
He was God's chosen _ _ son. _
_ Once he [B] was _ _ barren, _ _ once he was [E] _
_ young.
_ _ Mary, she _ _ rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep. _ _ _
But they left him [E] to die _ like [B] a tramp on [E] the street.
_ _ _ _ If Jesus should _ come and _ knock on your [A] _ door. _
Or a place to [B] come _ and borrow bread from your [E] _
store.
_ _ Would you welcome him and _ _ _ _ _ turn him [A] _ away? _ _
_ Then God would _ [E] deny _ you on [B] the great judgment [E] day. _ _ _ _ _
I've got one that I think is one of the best that anybody ever wrote.
Hope you like it.
The Tramp on the Street.
_ [A] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Only a tramp _ _ was _ _ Lazarus's sad [A] _ fate. _ _
_ [B] He who lay _ down at the rich man's [E] gate.
_ _ _ _ _ He begged for the crop, _ _ the rich man [A] to eat. _ _
He was only [E] a _ tramp found [B] _ dead on [E] the street.
_ _ _ He was some mother's _ _ darling.
He was some [A] mother's son. _ _ _
Once he [B] was _ _ barren, _ once he [E] was young. _
_ _ _ _ And some mother _ _ rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep. _ _
But they left him to [E] _ die like a [B] tramp on the street. _
_ _ _ _ Jesus who _ died on _ _ _ Calvary's [A] tree.
_ _ _ He shed his life's blood for _ you and for [E] _ _ me.
_ _ _ _ They _ perished his _ sides, his _ hands and [A] his feet. _ _
Then they left him [E] to _ die like a [B] tramp on [E] the street.
_ _ _ He was Mary's own _ _ darling.
He was God's chosen _ _ son. _
_ Once he [B] was _ _ barren, _ _ once he was [E] _
_ young.
_ _ Mary, she _ _ rocked him, her darling, [A] to sleep. _ _ _
But they left him [E] to die _ like [B] a tramp on [E] the street.
_ _ _ _ If Jesus should _ come and _ knock on your [A] _ door. _
Or a place to [B] come _ and borrow bread from your [E] _
store.
_ _ Would you welcome him and _ _ _ _ _ turn him [A] _ away? _ _
_ Then God would _ [E] deny _ you on [B] the great judgment [E] day. _ _ _ _ _