Chords for God Looked Around
Tempo:
84.35 bpm
Chords used:
D
Dm
A
C
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] God looked around, [Dm] [D] he didn't see nothing, said well shucks let there be light.
So
up come the sun, bright as all get out, then it split it up into day and night.
God looked around, wasn't much to look at, so it fabricated the heavens and earth.
So now there's solid ground, divvied up by waters, he said well there it is for what
it's worth.
He gave wings to birds so they fly in the air, and legs for critters
walking on the ground.
[D]
Allocated fish to the water and beasts to the fields, and
creeping things [C] to crawl around.
God looked around, he didn't see no one.
He
reached down and he picked up some dust, [D]
then he spit on it and he kneaded it
like bread dough, and a man rose up full grown as such.
God looked at the man, he
saw that he was [G] lonely, [D] said go to sleep I guess I ain't done.
He pried out one of his
ribs and he slapped some hide around it.
There was two now, well once there's one.
He gave it some curves and lips red as cherries, and ravishing curly raven
[Dm] hair.
[D] Well the man he woke up, he looked at the woman, he said oh Lord you done
answered my prayers.
[Dm] [Dm]
[D]
[Dm]
[D] [Dm]
[Am] Now things [D] was righteous when a snake woke up, said hey woman
take a bite [Dm] of this.
[D] You'll be smart as God and you'll live forever.
You'll be
foolish to resist.
[A] The woman said [Dm] uh-uh I [D] don't eat from that tree.
Those [D] was God's
very own words.
[Dm] [D] Ah, well the snake [Dm] sneaked up to her [D] and she took a bite, then she realized she was
naked as a jay bug.
[Dm] The [A] woman went to [D] the man [Dm] and he took [D] a taste.
[A] [D] Well I'm undraped, he
proclaimed.
[A] Then they heard [D] God a comment.
[A] So the women [D] hid, [A] they [Dm] was naked and ashamed.
[A] Well [Dm] God found her, said you ain't [D] forbidden fruit.
[Dm] The woman cried the snake
dug me, I stamped her.
[D] [A] God said I [Dm] told you not to [D] and sent you [Dm] this old way.
[D] No time here in paradise is [Dm] ended.
[D] So God [Dm] cast them out, doomed us all to die.
That's why it's the way it is.
Then God said to the snake, you done walking and talking.
That's why to this
day they slither and hiss.
[D]
[Dm] [D]
[Dm]
So
up come the sun, bright as all get out, then it split it up into day and night.
God looked around, wasn't much to look at, so it fabricated the heavens and earth.
So now there's solid ground, divvied up by waters, he said well there it is for what
it's worth.
He gave wings to birds so they fly in the air, and legs for critters
walking on the ground.
[D]
Allocated fish to the water and beasts to the fields, and
creeping things [C] to crawl around.
God looked around, he didn't see no one.
He
reached down and he picked up some dust, [D]
then he spit on it and he kneaded it
like bread dough, and a man rose up full grown as such.
God looked at the man, he
saw that he was [G] lonely, [D] said go to sleep I guess I ain't done.
He pried out one of his
ribs and he slapped some hide around it.
There was two now, well once there's one.
He gave it some curves and lips red as cherries, and ravishing curly raven
[Dm] hair.
[D] Well the man he woke up, he looked at the woman, he said oh Lord you done
answered my prayers.
[Dm] [Dm]
[D]
[Dm]
[D] [Dm]
[Am] Now things [D] was righteous when a snake woke up, said hey woman
take a bite [Dm] of this.
[D] You'll be smart as God and you'll live forever.
You'll be
foolish to resist.
[A] The woman said [Dm] uh-uh I [D] don't eat from that tree.
Those [D] was God's
very own words.
[Dm] [D] Ah, well the snake [Dm] sneaked up to her [D] and she took a bite, then she realized she was
naked as a jay bug.
[Dm] The [A] woman went to [D] the man [Dm] and he took [D] a taste.
[A] [D] Well I'm undraped, he
proclaimed.
[A] Then they heard [D] God a comment.
[A] So the women [D] hid, [A] they [Dm] was naked and ashamed.
[A] Well [Dm] God found her, said you ain't [D] forbidden fruit.
[Dm] The woman cried the snake
dug me, I stamped her.
[D] [A] God said I [Dm] told you not to [D] and sent you [Dm] this old way.
[D] No time here in paradise is [Dm] ended.
[D] So God [Dm] cast them out, doomed us all to die.
That's why it's the way it is.
Then God said to the snake, you done walking and talking.
That's why to this
day they slither and hiss.
[D]
[Dm] [D]
[Dm]
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Dm
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D
Dm
A
_ [C] God looked around, [Dm] _ [D] he didn't see nothing, said well shucks let there be light. _
So
up come the sun, bright as all get out, then it split it up into day and night. _
_ God looked around, wasn't much to look at, so it fabricated the heavens and earth.
So now there's solid ground, divvied up by waters, he said well there it is for what
it's worth. _
He gave wings to birds so they fly in the air, and legs for critters
walking on the ground.
[D] _
Allocated fish to the water and beasts to the fields, and
creeping things [C] to crawl around. _
_ God looked around, he didn't see no one.
He
reached down and he picked up some dust, [D] _
_ then he spit on it and he kneaded it
like bread dough, and a man rose up full grown as such. _
God looked at the man, he
saw that he was [G] lonely, [D] said go to sleep I guess I ain't done. _
He pried out one of his
ribs and he slapped some hide around it.
There was two now, well once there's one. _
He gave it some curves and lips red as cherries, and ravishing curly raven
[Dm] hair. _
[D] Well the man he woke up, he looked at the woman, he said oh Lord you done
answered my prayers.
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] Now things [D] was righteous when a snake woke up, said hey woman
take a bite [Dm] of this. _
_ [D] You'll be smart as God and you'll live forever.
_ You'll be
foolish to resist.
_ [A] The woman said [Dm] uh-uh I [D] don't eat from that tree.
_ Those [D] was God's
very own words.
[Dm] _ [D] Ah, well the snake [Dm] sneaked up to her [D] and she took a bite, then she realized she was
naked as a jay bug.
[Dm] The [A] woman went to [D] the man [Dm] and he took [D] a taste.
[A] [D] Well I'm undraped, he
proclaimed. _
_ [A] Then they heard [D] God a comment.
[A] So the women [D] hid, [A] they [Dm] was naked and ashamed.
_ _ [A] Well [Dm] God found her, said you ain't [D] forbidden fruit.
[Dm] The woman cried the snake
dug me, I stamped her.
[D] _ [A] God said I [Dm] told you not to [D] and sent you [Dm] this old way.
[D] No time here in paradise is [Dm] ended.
_ [D] So God [Dm] cast them out, doomed us all to die.
That's why it's the way it is.
_ Then God said to the snake, you done walking and talking.
That's why to this
day they slither and hiss.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _
So
up come the sun, bright as all get out, then it split it up into day and night. _
_ God looked around, wasn't much to look at, so it fabricated the heavens and earth.
So now there's solid ground, divvied up by waters, he said well there it is for what
it's worth. _
He gave wings to birds so they fly in the air, and legs for critters
walking on the ground.
[D] _
Allocated fish to the water and beasts to the fields, and
creeping things [C] to crawl around. _
_ God looked around, he didn't see no one.
He
reached down and he picked up some dust, [D] _
_ then he spit on it and he kneaded it
like bread dough, and a man rose up full grown as such. _
God looked at the man, he
saw that he was [G] lonely, [D] said go to sleep I guess I ain't done. _
He pried out one of his
ribs and he slapped some hide around it.
There was two now, well once there's one. _
He gave it some curves and lips red as cherries, and ravishing curly raven
[Dm] hair. _
[D] Well the man he woke up, he looked at the woman, he said oh Lord you done
answered my prayers.
_ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _
[D] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] Now things [D] was righteous when a snake woke up, said hey woman
take a bite [Dm] of this. _
_ [D] You'll be smart as God and you'll live forever.
_ You'll be
foolish to resist.
_ [A] The woman said [Dm] uh-uh I [D] don't eat from that tree.
_ Those [D] was God's
very own words.
[Dm] _ [D] Ah, well the snake [Dm] sneaked up to her [D] and she took a bite, then she realized she was
naked as a jay bug.
[Dm] The [A] woman went to [D] the man [Dm] and he took [D] a taste.
[A] [D] Well I'm undraped, he
proclaimed. _
_ [A] Then they heard [D] God a comment.
[A] So the women [D] hid, [A] they [Dm] was naked and ashamed.
_ _ [A] Well [Dm] God found her, said you ain't [D] forbidden fruit.
[Dm] The woman cried the snake
dug me, I stamped her.
[D] _ [A] God said I [Dm] told you not to [D] and sent you [Dm] this old way.
[D] No time here in paradise is [Dm] ended.
_ [D] So God [Dm] cast them out, doomed us all to die.
That's why it's the way it is.
_ Then God said to the snake, you done walking and talking.
That's why to this
day they slither and hiss.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Dm] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ _