Chords for One more Night with the Frogs!.wmv
Tempo:
88.55 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
F#
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
One more night [Gm] with the frogs.
[C]
[F] Now that reminds me a lot of the [D] chronicle son who wound up in the [G] pen with the hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [Em] spin.
One more night with the frogs.
[C]
When Moses cried out, God [A#] commands you let [C] my people go.
Well old Pharaoh said, I like it like [D] it is, so just tell [G] God I said no.
[C] And even after God turned the water into [F] blood, still old [F#m] Pharaoh refused.
[F#] [C] He had a [Am] head on [F] collision with the [F#m] power of [G] God and God don't [C] ever [A#] lose.
[C]
[Gm] [C] All them frogs covered the [A#] land just the way that [C] God had said.
They jumped on the people and they hopped into the [D] ovens and even had frogs [G] in their beds.
[C]
So Pharaoh said, [Am] hey Moses go and pray [F] and have God take [F#m] these frogs away.
[F#] [C] But wait till tomorrow, don't do it today.
[G] You see friends, Pharaoh wanted to say just one [C] more night with the frogs.
One more night with the frogs.
[F] But he would not repent like the chronicle [D] son, he stayed in the [G] pen with the hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [A] spin.
One [Bm] more night with [C] the frogs.
Now how many times have you [A#] realized that sin has [C] entered your life?
When the spirit of God speaks to your [D] heart and tells you that you [G] need to get right.
Right.
[C] So you get on your [Am] knees and begin to [F] pray, Lord please [F#] change my wicked [F#m] way.
[C] But could you wait till tomorrow, don't do it [G] today.
I like it like this, Lord could [Cm] have stayed just one [C] more night with the frogs.
One more night with the frogs.
[F] Are you going to repent like the prodigal [D] son or stay in [G] the pen with the hogs?
[C] You got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs.
Yeah you got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs.
[G] [C]
[N]
One more night [Gm] with the frogs.
[C]
[F] Now that reminds me a lot of the [D] chronicle son who wound up in the [G] pen with the hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [Em] spin.
One more night with the frogs.
[C]
When Moses cried out, God [A#] commands you let [C] my people go.
Well old Pharaoh said, I like it like [D] it is, so just tell [G] God I said no.
[C] And even after God turned the water into [F] blood, still old [F#m] Pharaoh refused.
[F#] [C] He had a [Am] head on [F] collision with the [F#m] power of [G] God and God don't [C] ever [A#] lose.
[C]
[Gm] [C] All them frogs covered the [A#] land just the way that [C] God had said.
They jumped on the people and they hopped into the [D] ovens and even had frogs [G] in their beds.
[C]
So Pharaoh said, [Am] hey Moses go and pray [F] and have God take [F#m] these frogs away.
[F#] [C] But wait till tomorrow, don't do it today.
[G] You see friends, Pharaoh wanted to say just one [C] more night with the frogs.
One more night with the frogs.
[F] But he would not repent like the chronicle [D] son, he stayed in the [G] pen with the hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [A] spin.
One [Bm] more night with [C] the frogs.
Now how many times have you [A#] realized that sin has [C] entered your life?
When the spirit of God speaks to your [D] heart and tells you that you [G] need to get right.
Right.
[C] So you get on your [Am] knees and begin to [F] pray, Lord please [F#] change my wicked [F#m] way.
[C] But could you wait till tomorrow, don't do it [G] today.
I like it like this, Lord could [Cm] have stayed just one [C] more night with the frogs.
One more night with the frogs.
[F] Are you going to repent like the prodigal [D] son or stay in [G] the pen with the hogs?
[C] You got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs.
Yeah you got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs.
[G] [C]
[N]
Key:
C
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D
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[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ One more night [Gm] with the frogs. _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] Now that reminds me a lot of the [D] chronicle son who wound up in the [G] pen with the _ hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [Em] spin.
One more night with the frogs.
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _
When Moses cried out, God [A#] commands you let [C] my people go.
_ Well old Pharaoh said, I like it like [D] it is, so just tell [G] God I said no.
_ [C] And even after God turned the water into [F] blood, still old [F#m] Pharaoh refused.
[F#] _ [C] He had a [Am] head on [F] collision with the [F#m] power of [G] God and God don't [C] ever [A#] lose.
[C] _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ [C] All them frogs covered the [A#] land just the way that [C] God had said.
_ They jumped on the people and they hopped into the [D] ovens and even had frogs [G] in their beds.
_ [C]
So Pharaoh said, [Am] hey Moses go and pray [F] and have God take [F#m] these frogs away.
_ [F#] [C] But wait till tomorrow, don't do it today.
[G] You see friends, Pharaoh wanted to say just one [C] more night with the frogs.
_ _ One more night with the frogs.
_ [F] But he would not repent like the chronicle [D] son, he stayed in the [G] pen with the hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [A] spin.
One [Bm] more night with [C] the frogs. _ _ _ _
Now how many times have you [A#] realized that sin has [C] entered your life?
_ When the spirit of God speaks to your [D] heart and tells you that you [G] need to get right.
Right.
[C] So you get on your [Am] knees and begin to [F] pray, Lord please [F#] change my wicked [F#m] way.
[C] But could you wait till tomorrow, don't do it [G] today.
I like it like this, Lord could [Cm] have stayed just one [C] more night with the frogs.
_ _ One more night with the frogs.
_ [F] Are you going to repent like the prodigal [D] son or stay in [G] the pen with the _ hogs?
[C] You got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs.
Yeah you got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ One more night [Gm] with the frogs. _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] Now that reminds me a lot of the [D] chronicle son who wound up in the [G] pen with the _ hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [Em] spin.
One more night with the frogs.
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _
When Moses cried out, God [A#] commands you let [C] my people go.
_ Well old Pharaoh said, I like it like [D] it is, so just tell [G] God I said no.
_ [C] And even after God turned the water into [F] blood, still old [F#m] Pharaoh refused.
[F#] _ [C] He had a [Am] head on [F] collision with the [F#m] power of [G] God and God don't [C] ever [A#] lose.
[C] _ _
_ [Gm] _ _ _ [C] All them frogs covered the [A#] land just the way that [C] God had said.
_ They jumped on the people and they hopped into the [D] ovens and even had frogs [G] in their beds.
_ [C]
So Pharaoh said, [Am] hey Moses go and pray [F] and have God take [F#m] these frogs away.
_ [F#] [C] But wait till tomorrow, don't do it today.
[G] You see friends, Pharaoh wanted to say just one [C] more night with the frogs.
_ _ One more night with the frogs.
_ [F] But he would not repent like the chronicle [D] son, he stayed in the [G] pen with the hogs.
[C] He thought a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend to [F#] actually willingly choose to [A] spin.
One [Bm] more night with [C] the frogs. _ _ _ _
Now how many times have you [A#] realized that sin has [C] entered your life?
_ When the spirit of God speaks to your [D] heart and tells you that you [G] need to get right.
Right.
[C] So you get on your [Am] knees and begin to [F] pray, Lord please [F#] change my wicked [F#m] way.
[C] But could you wait till tomorrow, don't do it [G] today.
I like it like this, Lord could [Cm] have stayed just one [C] more night with the frogs.
_ _ One more night with the frogs.
_ [F] Are you going to repent like the prodigal [D] son or stay in [G] the pen with the _ hogs?
[C] You got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs.
Yeah you got a bead plumber than dirt my [F] friend [F#] to actually willingly choose to spin.
[C] [G] One more [C] night with the frogs. _ _
_ [G] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _