Chords for Mo Pitney, "JONAS", "LUNATIC, LIAR, OR THE LORD", written by Dean Dillon & Tom Douglas

_ _ [Gb] And I got to [C] hear this song for [F] _ _ [C] _ [Gm] the first time in Canada, actually, about [Ab] seven or eight years [C] ago.
And the song wasn't finished.
A guy [Bb] named Dean Dillon was writing it [N] with Tom Douglas,
which Dean Dillon wrote 50 of like the 54 [Fm] George Strait.
_ _ _ _ He's one of [Dm] the most well-known songwriters in Nashville, but so is [Fm] Tom Douglas. _
_ [B] Tom Douglas wrote House That Built [Gb] Me _ [C] _
_ _ [G] and many others that you know [C] by heart. _
_ I [Eb] think both of them would [Ab] say that this song is the crescendo [Gb] of their entire career,
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the most beautiful piece of art that they've [D] ever made.
And I would agree [A] with it, _ [F] mostly because of the subject matter.
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We all [F] need help, and we [Bm] prove it _ _ [A] _
[N] the way that we feel.
_ God just designed it that way _ so that we would go to Him [F] for help. _
_ And [N] the only way we get help [Ab] from Him [B] is if we have hearts that are strong enough to believe _
_ in that even though we are who we are, He can love us anyway.
_ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ And [N] this song is actually a C.S. Lewis quote, _ [A] _ and it's a [N] song that's kind of pleading with all of us to believe that He was.
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I need His [A] help, and I know there's probably a future to this.
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[N] Maybe look at tomorrow.
_ _ _ Tomorrow doesn't have any hope.
[Am] If you look at Him, you'll see all the hope you need.
[Dm] _ _ [N] This song is called Wire Me. _
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_ [C] _ _ Oh, [D] the [C] _
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Jesus [G] wouldn't take it.
[F] _ Some cried, set me [Am] free.
_ Someone turned [G] to me and [F] asked, [C] Now who do you believe?
[F] _ _ You take Him at [G] His word for it's [A] favor.
[Dm] Double [G]-edged sword [Dm]
is healed undertaker.
[Gm] A [Ab] liar [A] or a [Am] lord.
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[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Am] Well me, my [G] name is Jonas.
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[Cm] My [Fm] trade is mail and net.
[Gm] [A] This [F] one always [G] different [Am] _ [F] from any other one.
_ _ [D] _ [F] With the first bite [Em] in His right hand, [D] I looked Him [G] in the eye.
_ _ [Dm] The guilty ones [Ab] cry out for [G] shame, [F] but if [G] they did [C] not lie.
_ [D] _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] It was [A] too early [C] for the sunset.
_ _ [Fm] Yet so dark we could not see.
_ [Am] And I heard His voice [G] cry out, My God, [F] my God,
I have you forsaken. _
[G] [Am] We just cast our lots [G] for His [C] glory.
[F] For none of us worshiped Him.
Was [D] He a undertaker?
[Dm] A [G] liar [Ab] [Am] or a lord.
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_ _ _ _ _ Oh, we gathered in our room.
In our sorrow and despair.
_ [C] _ _ Mary rushed from the tomb.
Said, Our Lord is not there.
[F] _ Suddenly He appeared to us with spack marks on His feet.
[C] Greased out His hands of blood and love. _
[G] [Abm] Turned to them [A] and _ [Am] [D] said, _ _ _ [Fm] Now _ _ [G] who _ _ [C] _ _ _ do _ [F] you believe?
They asked my word, for it's a doublet story.
Am [Dm] I a liar?
_ [A] A [Ab] liar [Am] or a lord?
[D] _ _ [F] Yes, I take Him at His word.
_ _ He's my shield and sword.
No _ [D] one, _ _ [G] _ no one, _
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_ _ _ _ [A] He's [C] mine.
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