Chords for He Never Became A Bitter He Became A Better | Eva.Isaac Joe | Tamil Christian Message
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Many [G#m] times, a weakness we have is that [C#] we keep looking back at sad things.
That is [E] a human weakness.
Do you understand what I am saying?
it too.
[E] have hurt us, someone might have wronged [F#m] us, and we might have been a [B] little hurt.
[F#] Dwelling [E] on things like this is self-pity.
For some, many such [F#m] things happen in our lives.
Many [G#m] times, a weakness we have is that [C#] we keep looking back at sad things.
That is [E] a human weakness.
Do you understand what I am saying?
it too.
[E] have hurt us, someone might have wronged [F#m] us, and we might have been a [B] little hurt.
[F#] Dwelling [E] on things like this is self-pity.
For some, many such [F#m] things happen in our lives.
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_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Many [G#m] times, a weakness we have is that [C#] we keep looking back at sad things.
[F#m] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ That is [E] a human weakness. _
Do you understand what I am saying?
_ [A] You might have done it too.
_ _ [G#m] _ _ _ Someone might [E] have hurt us, someone might have wronged [F#m] us, and we might have been a [B] little hurt.
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ Dwelling [E] on things like this is self-pity. _ _ _
For some, many such [F#m] things happen in our lives.
_ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ Sometimes people do this.
No matter how [F#m] old they get, they act like they are still 20, talking about how someone
[E] hurt them even at the age of 55. _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ [E] Do you know what happens to those who talk like that?
If you speak of it [F#] once, it's fine, but talking about it [B] for years means there is no maturity
[E] in their life.
They just grow old in vain.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ [B] They might be 60, but they don't [E] mature because they are still 20 years in the past, stuck
in reverse gear [F#m] talking about the same thing.
_ [B] _ _
_ The [E] moment they talk about it, that sadness comes back instantly.
_ A husband, wife, and children go to a big mall wanting to be happy. _ _
They spend money, buy nice toys for the kids, get a nice sari for the wife, and everything
is very happy. _ _
Oh, how this feels like a little heaven.
They talk about life and head home.
_ _ As they climb the stairs to their home, someone says something. _ _ _
_ _ _ [F#m] _ I don't [B] know what they say, but suddenly everyone goes [E] silent. _ _ _
The mother goes quiet, and the father [A] goes quiet too. _ _
_ After that, they speak in short, SMS [Bm]-like bursts.
[F#] Yeah, we'll see, [B] okay, see you tomorrow, good night.
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _
What [A] happens after that when you sleep?
The mother turns to one side, and the father turns to [F#m] the other.
_ _ _ [B]
Between the two, there is a Red Sea-like divide.
[E] _ _
_ _ _ That is, everything was a little [A] heaven until a wrong [E] word was spoken, and then the bitterness
from the past suddenly hits the [C#m] house.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _
[B] All the money wasted and [E] spent goes to waste that day. _
_ _ [A] We should never look back in our lives. _
_ We have [G#m] made mistakes too, who hasn't?
[C#m] _
Don't look back at [F#m] them, we must move [B] forward.
We are not [E] people who go in reverse gear, we must keep going forward. _
When [A] Lot's wife turned back, she instantly turned into a pillar of salt.
[G#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] If we want our lives to move [F#m] forward today, we [E] must forgive whatever our husband or wife
has done and keep moving forward, our lives will be wonderful.
[A] _
_ _ _ When I was reading [G#m] the Bible, I was deeply touched by the life [C#m] of Joseph.
_ [F#m] As I have been reading it for [B] the last two or three days, [E] I see how much evil they did to him.
_ _ _ _ [A] _ First, his own relatives and family members sell him off.
[G#m] _ _ _ [C#m] _
Then he does a favor, and the [F#m] person forgets him [B] the moment he gets the benefit.
[E] _ Then he works honestly, and he is falsely accused and [A] put in jail.
_ When reading the scriptures, [G#m] this man has no bitterness at all.
[C#m] _ _
He didn't [F#m] become bitter, he became better, [B] right? _
[E] He never became bitter, he kept becoming better, better, [A] and better.
In the end, his brothers all come running to [E] him.
[G#m] One day they all fell at his [E] feet and cried, asking to be forgiven.
[F#m] _
He [B] forgave them.
After that, their [E] father passed away one day.
As soon as he died, his brothers became even more afraid, [A] thinking, oh no, he was good
only as long as father was alive.
[G#m] Now that father is gone, he might take revenge.
[E] _
When they said, [A] our father told us to ask for your forgiveness, [E] he replied, don't worry,
don't think about anything.
I will take care of your children and keep you all comfortable. _ _ _ _
He shares the gospel with them, saying, what you intended for evil against me, my God turned into good.
Today in our lives, sir, even if people wish us harm, the God who turns it into good is
here with us, in our lives.
So we don't need to be afraid at all.
No matter [Em] what anyone does, he will turn everything into good, he will turn all [E] negatives into positives.
So, what should we do?
We can say, I forgive you and will do only good to you in return.
My father never
_ Many [G#m] times, a weakness we have is that [C#] we keep looking back at sad things.
[F#m] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ That is [E] a human weakness. _
Do you understand what I am saying?
_ [A] You might have done it too.
_ _ [G#m] _ _ _ Someone might [E] have hurt us, someone might have wronged [F#m] us, and we might have been a [B] little hurt.
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ Dwelling [E] on things like this is self-pity. _ _ _
For some, many such [F#m] things happen in our lives.
_ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ Sometimes people do this.
No matter how [F#m] old they get, they act like they are still 20, talking about how someone
[E] hurt them even at the age of 55. _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ [E] Do you know what happens to those who talk like that?
If you speak of it [F#] once, it's fine, but talking about it [B] for years means there is no maturity
[E] in their life.
They just grow old in vain.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ [B] They might be 60, but they don't [E] mature because they are still 20 years in the past, stuck
in reverse gear [F#m] talking about the same thing.
_ [B] _ _
_ The [E] moment they talk about it, that sadness comes back instantly.
_ A husband, wife, and children go to a big mall wanting to be happy. _ _
They spend money, buy nice toys for the kids, get a nice sari for the wife, and everything
is very happy. _ _
Oh, how this feels like a little heaven.
They talk about life and head home.
_ _ As they climb the stairs to their home, someone says something. _ _ _
_ _ _ [F#m] _ I don't [B] know what they say, but suddenly everyone goes [E] silent. _ _ _
The mother goes quiet, and the father [A] goes quiet too. _ _
_ After that, they speak in short, SMS [Bm]-like bursts.
[F#] Yeah, we'll see, [B] okay, see you tomorrow, good night.
[E] _ _ _ _ _ _
What [A] happens after that when you sleep?
The mother turns to one side, and the father turns to [F#m] the other.
_ _ _ [B]
Between the two, there is a Red Sea-like divide.
[E] _ _
_ _ _ That is, everything was a little [A] heaven until a wrong [E] word was spoken, and then the bitterness
from the past suddenly hits the [C#m] house.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _
[B] All the money wasted and [E] spent goes to waste that day. _
_ _ [A] We should never look back in our lives. _
_ We have [G#m] made mistakes too, who hasn't?
[C#m] _
Don't look back at [F#m] them, we must move [B] forward.
We are not [E] people who go in reverse gear, we must keep going forward. _
When [A] Lot's wife turned back, she instantly turned into a pillar of salt.
[G#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ [F#] If we want our lives to move [F#m] forward today, we [E] must forgive whatever our husband or wife
has done and keep moving forward, our lives will be wonderful.
[A] _
_ _ _ When I was reading [G#m] the Bible, I was deeply touched by the life [C#m] of Joseph.
_ [F#m] As I have been reading it for [B] the last two or three days, [E] I see how much evil they did to him.
_ _ _ _ [A] _ First, his own relatives and family members sell him off.
[G#m] _ _ _ [C#m] _
Then he does a favor, and the [F#m] person forgets him [B] the moment he gets the benefit.
[E] _ Then he works honestly, and he is falsely accused and [A] put in jail.
_ When reading the scriptures, [G#m] this man has no bitterness at all.
[C#m] _ _
He didn't [F#m] become bitter, he became better, [B] right? _
[E] He never became bitter, he kept becoming better, better, [A] and better.
In the end, his brothers all come running to [E] him.
[G#m] One day they all fell at his [E] feet and cried, asking to be forgiven.
[F#m] _
He [B] forgave them.
After that, their [E] father passed away one day.
As soon as he died, his brothers became even more afraid, [A] thinking, oh no, he was good
only as long as father was alive.
[G#m] Now that father is gone, he might take revenge.
[E] _
When they said, [A] our father told us to ask for your forgiveness, [E] he replied, don't worry,
don't think about anything.
I will take care of your children and keep you all comfortable. _ _ _ _
He shares the gospel with them, saying, what you intended for evil against me, my God turned into good.
Today in our lives, sir, even if people wish us harm, the God who turns it into good is
here with us, in our lives.
So we don't need to be afraid at all.
No matter [Em] what anyone does, he will turn everything into good, he will turn all [E] negatives into positives.
So, what should we do?
We can say, I forgive you and will do only good to you in return.
My father never