Chords for The Louvin Brothers,Just Suppose
Tempo:
128.7 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Eb
Db
Gb
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Ab] [Gb] [Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] [Db] [Ab]
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour on this world and all [Ab] its shame.
Could you accept the grace [Db]
that's made each Sunday [Ab] morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring?
We have news commentators and preachers who visit all parts of the [Eb] earth telling of world situations.
Newspapers carry stories of many problems yet unsolved.
[Ab] But our greatest problem seems to be traveling the short distance from our homes to the church.
[Db] Everyone who does not attend has an excuse.
And if [Ab] you're among those who made an [Eb] excuse last Sunday morning, [Ab] let's hope that God will accept it.
For just suppose that you turn [Eb] down your last opportunity [Ab] to visit with His people.
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour and look upon this world and know of all [Ab] its shame.
Could you accept the grace [Db] that's made [Ab] each Sunday morning [Eb] when the church [Ab] bells ring?
Just suppose that you're the mother of a young baby and you don't [Eb] go to church.
And your excuse is the baby would cry and embarrass you in the congregation and [Ab] possibly irritate the preacher.
Well, just suppose God should see fit to take away your [C] [Db] excuse.
Oh, you might hear a few complaints from [Ab] those around you and [Eb] some may even wish that you would [Ab] leave.
But that little baby's cry won't irritate God.
[Eb] No, not in the [Ab] least.
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour and look upon this world and know of [Ab] all its shame.
Could you accept the grace that's [Db]
[Ab] made each Sunday morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring?
[Ab] [Db] [Ab]
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour on this world and all [Ab] its shame.
Could you accept the grace [Db]
that's made each Sunday [Ab] morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring?
We have news commentators and preachers who visit all parts of the [Eb] earth telling of world situations.
Newspapers carry stories of many problems yet unsolved.
[Ab] But our greatest problem seems to be traveling the short distance from our homes to the church.
[Db] Everyone who does not attend has an excuse.
And if [Ab] you're among those who made an [Eb] excuse last Sunday morning, [Ab] let's hope that God will accept it.
For just suppose that you turn [Eb] down your last opportunity [Ab] to visit with His people.
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour and look upon this world and know of all [Ab] its shame.
Could you accept the grace [Db] that's made [Ab] each Sunday morning [Eb] when the church [Ab] bells ring?
Just suppose that you're the mother of a young baby and you don't [Eb] go to church.
And your excuse is the baby would cry and embarrass you in the congregation and [Ab] possibly irritate the preacher.
Well, just suppose God should see fit to take away your [C] [Db] excuse.
Oh, you might hear a few complaints from [Ab] those around you and [Eb] some may even wish that you would [Ab] leave.
But that little baby's cry won't irritate God.
[Eb] No, not in the [Ab] least.
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour and look upon this world and know of [Ab] all its shame.
Could you accept the grace that's [Db]
[Ab] made each Sunday morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring?
Key:
Ab
Eb
Db
Gb
C
Ab
Eb
Db
[Ab] _ _ [Gb] _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour on _ _ _ _ this world and _ all [Ab] its _ shame. _
Could you accept the grace _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _
that's made each Sunday [Ab] morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring? _ _ _
_ We have news commentators and preachers who visit all parts of the [Eb] earth telling of world situations.
_ Newspapers carry stories of many problems yet unsolved.
[Ab] But our greatest problem seems to be traveling the short distance from our homes to the church.
_ [Db] Everyone who does not attend has an excuse.
And if [Ab] you're among those who made an [Eb] excuse last Sunday morning, [Ab] let's hope that God will accept it.
For just suppose that you turn [Eb] down your last opportunity [Ab] to visit with His people. _ _
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour _ _ _ and look upon this world and know of all [Ab] its shame. _ _
Could you accept the grace _ _ [Db] that's _ _ _ _ _ made [Ab] each Sunday morning [Eb] when the church [Ab] bells ring? _ _
_ _ Just suppose that you're the mother of a young baby and you don't [Eb] go to church.
And your excuse is the baby would cry and embarrass you in the congregation and [Ab] possibly irritate the preacher. _
Well, just suppose God should see fit to take away your [C] [Db] excuse.
_ Oh, you might hear a few complaints from [Ab] those around you and [Eb] some may even wish that you would [Ab] leave.
But that little baby's cry won't irritate God.
[Eb] No, not in the [Ab] least. _ _ _ _
_ Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour _ _ _ _ _ _ and look upon this world and know of [Ab] all its shame. _ _
Could you accept the grace _ that's _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] made each Sunday morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring? _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Ab] _
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour on _ _ _ _ this world and _ all [Ab] its _ shame. _
Could you accept the grace _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _
that's made each Sunday [Ab] morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring? _ _ _
_ We have news commentators and preachers who visit all parts of the [Eb] earth telling of world situations.
_ Newspapers carry stories of many problems yet unsolved.
[Ab] But our greatest problem seems to be traveling the short distance from our homes to the church.
_ [Db] Everyone who does not attend has an excuse.
And if [Ab] you're among those who made an [Eb] excuse last Sunday morning, [Ab] let's hope that God will accept it.
For just suppose that you turn [Eb] down your last opportunity [Ab] to visit with His people. _ _
Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour _ _ _ and look upon this world and know of all [Ab] its shame. _ _
Could you accept the grace _ _ [Db] that's _ _ _ _ _ made [Ab] each Sunday morning [Eb] when the church [Ab] bells ring? _ _
_ _ Just suppose that you're the mother of a young baby and you don't [Eb] go to church.
And your excuse is the baby would cry and embarrass you in the congregation and [Ab] possibly irritate the preacher. _
Well, just suppose God should see fit to take away your [C] [Db] excuse.
_ Oh, you might hear a few complaints from [Ab] those around you and [Eb] some may even wish that you would [Ab] leave.
But that little baby's cry won't irritate God.
[Eb] No, not in the [Ab] least. _ _ _ _
_ Suppose you could change God with God for just [Eb] one hour _ _ _ _ _ _ and look upon this world and know of [Ab] all its shame. _ _
Could you accept the grace _ that's _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] made each Sunday morning [Eb]
when the church [Ab] bells ring? _ _