for KING & COUNTRY - Behind The Scenes - Shoulders Chords
Tempo:
99 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
Ab
Cm
Gm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [Eb]
[Bb]
[Gm] [Ab]
[Bb] [Fm] [F]
[Bb] [Eb]
A little bit of a [Bb] story behind shoulders is I got very, very sick [Gm] a couple of years ago
and during [Ab] that time when I was probably at my lowest I got down to about [Bb] 125 pounds [Fm] and
I didn't [F] really have a whole lot of answers.
In a way I'm thankful [Bb] for that sickness because [Eb] of that question I got to ask.
This music video is kind of a cool thing where we've been able to [Bb] expand a little bit on
that question of where does our help come from [Ab] when our grandfathers die or what is
it to see [Bb] a newborn baby [Fm] and you look at the trials and [Bb] tribulations that you know will
come with raising a [Eb] child even though you have that intense and amazing excitement.
Where does our help come from when we've been in [Bb] a car wreck and we don't know how we got
[Gm] out, what's going on.
[Cm] I play two characters in this piece.
[Abm] One is myself [Bb] singing shoulders along with [B] Luke in a cathedral.
The other [Eb] is this kind of down and out fellow who [Bb] has lost someone that he loves and
[Gm] is
just driving but [G] not really paying attention and gets hit.
[Abm] The hero of the film is kind [Bb] of the angel figure interacts with him and kind of freeze
frames this moment, [Eb] pulls him to safety and kind of saves his [Bb] life.
[Ab] [Fm]
[Cm] This [Gm]
[Eb] is where [Ab] the culmination of [Fm] shoulders, the music video unfolds.
This [Cm] is if you will the [Bb] purgatory cathedral [Ebm] [Eb] where if you step in here which the three
characters do, the little girl, [Cm] the man in the car accident and the man with the [Gm] baby.
They find themselves [Bb] here kind of celebrating [Ab] [F]
[Cm] or being assured that their [Bb] loss is, [Eb] this
life is not the end.
Beyond this life there is an ultimate.
No matter if you [E] lose someone [Bb] that you will find [Cm] it on this side or the next [Eb] and in that
[Bb] [Ab] sense we can [Fm] place all of our cares, all of our worries on his shoulders.
[Cm] [Bb] [Ebm]
[Bb]
[Gm] [Ab]
[Bb] [Fm] [F]
[Bb] [Eb]
A little bit of a [Bb] story behind shoulders is I got very, very sick [Gm] a couple of years ago
and during [Ab] that time when I was probably at my lowest I got down to about [Bb] 125 pounds [Fm] and
I didn't [F] really have a whole lot of answers.
In a way I'm thankful [Bb] for that sickness because [Eb] of that question I got to ask.
This music video is kind of a cool thing where we've been able to [Bb] expand a little bit on
that question of where does our help come from [Ab] when our grandfathers die or what is
it to see [Bb] a newborn baby [Fm] and you look at the trials and [Bb] tribulations that you know will
come with raising a [Eb] child even though you have that intense and amazing excitement.
Where does our help come from when we've been in [Bb] a car wreck and we don't know how we got
[Gm] out, what's going on.
[Cm] I play two characters in this piece.
[Abm] One is myself [Bb] singing shoulders along with [B] Luke in a cathedral.
The other [Eb] is this kind of down and out fellow who [Bb] has lost someone that he loves and
[Gm] is
just driving but [G] not really paying attention and gets hit.
[Abm] The hero of the film is kind [Bb] of the angel figure interacts with him and kind of freeze
frames this moment, [Eb] pulls him to safety and kind of saves his [Bb] life.
[Ab] [Fm]
[Cm] This [Gm]
[Eb] is where [Ab] the culmination of [Fm] shoulders, the music video unfolds.
This [Cm] is if you will the [Bb] purgatory cathedral [Ebm] [Eb] where if you step in here which the three
characters do, the little girl, [Cm] the man in the car accident and the man with the [Gm] baby.
They find themselves [Bb] here kind of celebrating [Ab] [F]
[Cm] or being assured that their [Bb] loss is, [Eb] this
life is not the end.
Beyond this life there is an ultimate.
No matter if you [E] lose someone [Bb] that you will find [Cm] it on this side or the next [Eb] and in that
[Bb] [Ab] sense we can [Fm] place all of our cares, all of our worries on his shoulders.
[Cm] [Bb] [Ebm]
Key:
Bb
Eb
Ab
Cm
Gm
Bb
Eb
Ab
[F] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
A little bit of a [Bb] story behind shoulders is I got very, very sick [Gm] a couple of years ago
and during [Ab] that time when I was probably at my lowest I got down to about [Bb] 125 pounds [Fm] and
I didn't [F] really have a whole lot of answers.
In a way I'm thankful [Bb] for that sickness because [Eb] of that question I got to ask.
This music video is kind of a cool thing where we've been able to [Bb] expand a little bit on
that question of where does our help come from [Ab] when our grandfathers die or what is
it to see [Bb] a newborn baby [Fm] and you look at the trials and [Bb] tribulations that you know will
come with raising a [Eb] child even though you have that intense and amazing excitement.
Where does our help come from when we've been in [Bb] a car wreck and we don't know _ how we got
[Gm] out, what's going on.
[Cm] I play two characters in this piece.
[Abm] One is _ myself [Bb] singing shoulders along with [B] Luke in a cathedral.
The other [Eb] is this kind of down and out _ fellow who [Bb] has lost someone that he loves and _
[Gm] is
just driving but [G] not really paying attention and gets hit.
[Abm] The hero of the film is kind [Bb] of the angel figure interacts with him and kind of freeze
frames this moment, [Eb] pulls him to safety and kind of saves his [Bb] life.
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ _
_ _ [Cm] _ This _ [Gm] _ _
_ [Eb] is where [Ab] the culmination of [Fm] shoulders, the music video unfolds.
This [Cm] is if you will the [Bb] purgatory cathedral [Ebm] _ [Eb] where if you step in here which the three
characters do, the little girl, [Cm] the man in the car accident and the man with the [Gm] baby.
They find themselves [Bb] here kind of celebrating [Ab] _ [F] _
[Cm] or being assured that their [Bb] loss is, _ [Eb] _ _ this
life is not the end.
Beyond this life there is an ultimate.
No matter if you [E] lose someone [Bb] that you will find [Cm] it on this side or the next [Eb] and in that _
[Bb] _ [Ab] sense we can [Fm] place all of our cares, all of our worries on his shoulders.
[Cm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Ebm] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _
A little bit of a [Bb] story behind shoulders is I got very, very sick [Gm] a couple of years ago
and during [Ab] that time when I was probably at my lowest I got down to about [Bb] 125 pounds [Fm] and
I didn't [F] really have a whole lot of answers.
In a way I'm thankful [Bb] for that sickness because [Eb] of that question I got to ask.
This music video is kind of a cool thing where we've been able to [Bb] expand a little bit on
that question of where does our help come from [Ab] when our grandfathers die or what is
it to see [Bb] a newborn baby [Fm] and you look at the trials and [Bb] tribulations that you know will
come with raising a [Eb] child even though you have that intense and amazing excitement.
Where does our help come from when we've been in [Bb] a car wreck and we don't know _ how we got
[Gm] out, what's going on.
[Cm] I play two characters in this piece.
[Abm] One is _ myself [Bb] singing shoulders along with [B] Luke in a cathedral.
The other [Eb] is this kind of down and out _ fellow who [Bb] has lost someone that he loves and _
[Gm] is
just driving but [G] not really paying attention and gets hit.
[Abm] The hero of the film is kind [Bb] of the angel figure interacts with him and kind of freeze
frames this moment, [Eb] pulls him to safety and kind of saves his [Bb] life.
_ [Ab] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ _
_ _ [Cm] _ This _ [Gm] _ _
_ [Eb] is where [Ab] the culmination of [Fm] shoulders, the music video unfolds.
This [Cm] is if you will the [Bb] purgatory cathedral [Ebm] _ [Eb] where if you step in here which the three
characters do, the little girl, [Cm] the man in the car accident and the man with the [Gm] baby.
They find themselves [Bb] here kind of celebrating [Ab] _ [F] _
[Cm] or being assured that their [Bb] loss is, _ [Eb] _ _ this
life is not the end.
Beyond this life there is an ultimate.
No matter if you [E] lose someone [Bb] that you will find [Cm] it on this side or the next [Eb] and in that _
[Bb] _ [Ab] sense we can [Fm] place all of our cares, all of our worries on his shoulders.
[Cm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Ebm] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _