Chords for The Williams Brothers-I'm Just A Nobody
Tempo:
107 bpm
Chords used:
F#
B
D#m
C#
D#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[F#]
[B] I feel good tonight.
[C#] arms all folded,
sophisticated.
yet, tell you.
leave a message.
[F#] to Doug backstage and he told him,
to dedicate this song to a brother of [C#] mine who had cancer.
[B] I feel good tonight.
[C#] arms all folded,
sophisticated.
yet, tell you.
leave a message.
[F#] to Doug backstage and he told him,
to dedicate this song to a brother of [C#] mine who had cancer.
100% ➙ 107BPM
F#
B
D#m
C#
D#
F#
B
D#m
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ I feel good tonight.
[G#] _ _ Somebody's still sitting there with their [C#] arms all folded,
[F#] _ acting cute and sophisticated.
_ _ But I'm not through yet, tell you.
_ _ I came to leave a message.
_ [D#m] A young man came up [F#] to Doug backstage and he told him,
I want you to dedicate this song to a brother of [C#] mine who had cancer. _
Not only that, but he went in the hospital [F#] a few days ago with a stroke
_ and didn't know whether he was going to make it or not. _ _
And his brother said the first thing that he said when he came out of his stroke
and came back to him, he said,
_ I'm just a nobody.
So I'm going to tell you a story _ about somebody who can say it and about it.
[C#] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I've been waiting all night [B] long to sing this song.
Is it alright if I sing it, Jackson?
[B] _ _
Is it alright if I sing it?
[F#] _ I feel pretty good.
I'm going [B] to go.
Let me get some of this.
_ [F#] _ _ _
_ I was walking [B] down the aisle one day and I saw a man who [F#] appeared to be just an old widow
sitting on the street,
[B] telling the people about Jesus [F#] as they passed by.
And just because he was all ragged and dirty,
a lot of people would just laugh and make fun of their old man and walk on by.
I wish I had [B] somebody to pray with me here tonight.
And [F#] he said, just because of the way I am,
[B] no money, no fancy clothes, no fine home [F#] for comfort.
A lot of people consider [D#m] me as nothing [B] and say I don't know what I'm talking about.
But you know what?
[F#] That's one thing that he said that really touched my heart tonight.
[B] _ I wish I had somebody to pray with me.
[F#] One thing that he said that stayed on my mind.
[B] When that old man looked up and said,
I'm [F#] just a nobody.
_ I'm going to [D#] tell you [D#m] everybody [G#m] about [B] somebody who [F#] can say it and about it.
Oh, I wish I had somebody to pray with [D#] me.
[F#] I'm just a nobody.
_ I'm going to [D#m] tell you everybody _ [B] about somebody who can [F#] say it and about it.
_ He said, _ I've had so many [D#m] problems in my life.
They're [D#] just a feeling.
[B]
So I started drinking.
[C#] Thought it would help [F#] ease my pain.
[D#] But things got worse.
Praise [A#] the Lord, here I [D#m] am.
_ I lay your [B] hands.
_ [C#] That's when the life [F#] began to change.
But these people think I'm just [D#m] a nobody.
I'm going to tell you [A#] everybody _
[D#m] _ _ _ about [B]
somebody _ _ [C#] _ who can say it [F#] and about it.
[D#] I'm _ just [F#] a nobody.
_ I'm going to tell [D#m] you [F#] everybody about _ [B] somebody who [F#] can say it and about it. _
And he said, [F#] _ _ _
on these streets day [D#m] and night, that's my life.
[B] That's my home. _ _
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ I feel good tonight.
[G#] _ _ Somebody's still sitting there with their [C#] arms all folded,
[F#] _ acting cute and sophisticated.
_ _ But I'm not through yet, tell you.
_ _ I came to leave a message.
_ [D#m] A young man came up [F#] to Doug backstage and he told him,
I want you to dedicate this song to a brother of [C#] mine who had cancer. _
Not only that, but he went in the hospital [F#] a few days ago with a stroke
_ and didn't know whether he was going to make it or not. _ _
And his brother said the first thing that he said when he came out of his stroke
and came back to him, he said,
_ I'm just a nobody.
So I'm going to tell you a story _ about somebody who can say it and about it.
[C#] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I've been waiting all night [B] long to sing this song.
Is it alright if I sing it, Jackson?
[B] _ _
Is it alright if I sing it?
[F#] _ I feel pretty good.
I'm going [B] to go.
Let me get some of this.
_ [F#] _ _ _
_ I was walking [B] down the aisle one day and I saw a man who [F#] appeared to be just an old widow
sitting on the street,
[B] telling the people about Jesus [F#] as they passed by.
And just because he was all ragged and dirty,
a lot of people would just laugh and make fun of their old man and walk on by.
I wish I had [B] somebody to pray with me here tonight.
And [F#] he said, just because of the way I am,
[B] no money, no fancy clothes, no fine home [F#] for comfort.
A lot of people consider [D#m] me as nothing [B] and say I don't know what I'm talking about.
But you know what?
[F#] That's one thing that he said that really touched my heart tonight.
[B] _ I wish I had somebody to pray with me.
[F#] One thing that he said that stayed on my mind.
[B] When that old man looked up and said,
I'm [F#] just a nobody.
_ I'm going to [D#] tell you [D#m] everybody [G#m] about [B] somebody who [F#] can say it and about it.
Oh, I wish I had somebody to pray with [D#] me.
[F#] I'm just a nobody.
_ I'm going to [D#m] tell you everybody _ [B] about somebody who can [F#] say it and about it.
_ He said, _ I've had so many [D#m] problems in my life.
They're [D#] just a feeling.
[B]
So I started drinking.
[C#] Thought it would help [F#] ease my pain.
[D#] But things got worse.
Praise [A#] the Lord, here I [D#m] am.
_ I lay your [B] hands.
_ [C#] That's when the life [F#] began to change.
But these people think I'm just [D#m] a nobody.
I'm going to tell you [A#] everybody _
[D#m] _ _ _ about [B]
somebody _ _ [C#] _ who can say it [F#] and about it.
[D#] I'm _ just [F#] a nobody.
_ I'm going to tell [D#m] you [F#] everybody about _ [B] somebody who [F#] can say it and about it. _
And he said, [F#] _ _ _
on these streets day [D#m] and night, that's my life.
[B] That's my home. _ _
