Chords for Walker Hayes - Craig (Audio)
Tempo:
85.4 bpm
Chords used:
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Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] I met [F] Craig at a church called Redeeming Grace.
[B] It's like he [C] understood my I don't want to be here face.
I felt [F] out of place, and I smelled [Dm] like beer.
[G] But he just shook my hand, [C] said I'm glad you're here.
He says we'll [F] all be judged, but he was never judgmental.
[G] And even [C] though my songs don't belong in no hymn,
he'd quote me my [F] lyrics, slap me on the [G] back,
said man, you got a gift.
[C] How you write [Am] like that?
Yeah, I know.
[G] He sounds cool, right?
[C] Not your [F] typical kid from Sunday school, right?
[Am] I still ain't figured [G] out church yet.
[F] But Craig, [C] I get it.
Now he can't [F] walk on water [G] or turn an [C] apple valley red.
But he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
Now he's not the light [F] of the world,
but [G] I wish that [C] mine was bright as his.
Yeah, he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man [C] that is.
[F] [G] [C]
[F] [G]
[C] When you lose a record [F] deal, all the perks fade [G] fast.
[C] Dealership said we're going to need to get that minivan back.
So we were down in one [F] car and broke as I [G] felt.
And my wife and six [C] kids and only five seat belts.
I needed help, [F] but couldn't admit I was [G] struggling.
Said, [C] Craig, it's all good.
But he knew it all wasn't.
Hey, man, [F] I'm praying for you.
Would have been [G] sufficient, but nah.
He took [C] roadside assistance to a whole nother level.
The sacrificial [D] heights [C] showed up at the ballpark
after my son skanked one night in two cars with his wife,
Laura, watching from the other.
[Dm] I said, [F] what in the world are y'all doing here, brother?
He [C] just laughed beside that old Chrysler down in country bend
[Em] with the keys and the title and a pen and his stance.
And [C] man, all you got to do is sign in this show.
I [Dm] said, nah, no way.
But he wouldn't take no for [Fm] an answer.
He said, please do.
[C] Somebody do this for me once.
Just let me do this for you.
[G] We argued about it for a little while.
And I tear up and Craig smiled.
Yeah, [Am] I know [G] he sounds cool, right?
[Am] Not too [F] different from Sunday school, right?
He [C] can't [F] walk on water or [G] turn a [C] Napa Valley red.
But he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man [C] that did.
Now, he's not the [F] light of the world,
but I [G] wish that my [C] most proudest is.
Yeah, he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
[F] [G] My [C] [F] [G]
[C] pride was way too ashamed [F] to be adequately
grateful at the moment.
[G] But I signed [C] the dotted line and I drove the kids home.
And when a cop pulled up beside [F] us at the light,
they didn't have to [G] duck.
Because thanks to [C] Craig, [Dm] we were [C] all buckled up.
[F] [G] [C] [F] [G]
[C]
[B] It's like he [C] understood my I don't want to be here face.
I felt [F] out of place, and I smelled [Dm] like beer.
[G] But he just shook my hand, [C] said I'm glad you're here.
He says we'll [F] all be judged, but he was never judgmental.
[G] And even [C] though my songs don't belong in no hymn,
he'd quote me my [F] lyrics, slap me on the [G] back,
said man, you got a gift.
[C] How you write [Am] like that?
Yeah, I know.
[G] He sounds cool, right?
[C] Not your [F] typical kid from Sunday school, right?
[Am] I still ain't figured [G] out church yet.
[F] But Craig, [C] I get it.
Now he can't [F] walk on water [G] or turn an [C] apple valley red.
But he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
Now he's not the light [F] of the world,
but [G] I wish that [C] mine was bright as his.
Yeah, he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man [C] that is.
[F] [G] [C]
[F] [G]
[C] When you lose a record [F] deal, all the perks fade [G] fast.
[C] Dealership said we're going to need to get that minivan back.
So we were down in one [F] car and broke as I [G] felt.
And my wife and six [C] kids and only five seat belts.
I needed help, [F] but couldn't admit I was [G] struggling.
Said, [C] Craig, it's all good.
But he knew it all wasn't.
Hey, man, [F] I'm praying for you.
Would have been [G] sufficient, but nah.
He took [C] roadside assistance to a whole nother level.
The sacrificial [D] heights [C] showed up at the ballpark
after my son skanked one night in two cars with his wife,
Laura, watching from the other.
[Dm] I said, [F] what in the world are y'all doing here, brother?
He [C] just laughed beside that old Chrysler down in country bend
[Em] with the keys and the title and a pen and his stance.
And [C] man, all you got to do is sign in this show.
I [Dm] said, nah, no way.
But he wouldn't take no for [Fm] an answer.
He said, please do.
[C] Somebody do this for me once.
Just let me do this for you.
[G] We argued about it for a little while.
And I tear up and Craig smiled.
Yeah, [Am] I know [G] he sounds cool, right?
[Am] Not too [F] different from Sunday school, right?
He [C] can't [F] walk on water or [G] turn a [C] Napa Valley red.
But he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man [C] that did.
Now, he's not the [F] light of the world,
but I [G] wish that my [C] most proudest is.
Yeah, he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
[F] [G] My [C] [F] [G]
[C] pride was way too ashamed [F] to be adequately
grateful at the moment.
[G] But I signed [C] the dotted line and I drove the kids home.
And when a cop pulled up beside [F] us at the light,
they didn't have to [G] duck.
Because thanks to [C] Craig, [Dm] we were [C] all buckled up.
[F] [G] [C] [F] [G]
[C]
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[C] _ I met [F] Craig at a church called Redeeming Grace.
[B] It's like he [C] understood my I don't want to be here face.
I felt [F] out of place, and I smelled [Dm] like beer.
[G] But he just shook my hand, [C] said I'm glad you're here.
He says we'll [F] all be judged, but he was never judgmental.
[G] And even [C] though my songs don't belong in no hymn,
he'd quote me my [F] lyrics, slap me on the [G] back,
said man, you got a gift.
[C] How you write [Am] like that?
Yeah, I know.
[G] He sounds cool, right?
[C] Not your [F] typical kid from Sunday school, right?
[Am] I still ain't figured [G] out church yet.
[F] But Craig, [C] I get it.
Now he can't [F] walk on water [G] or turn an [C] apple valley red.
But he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
Now he's not the light [F] of the world,
but [G] I wish that [C] mine was bright as his.
Yeah, he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man [C] that is.
_ _ [F] _ _ [G] _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _ _
[C] _ When you lose a record [F] deal, all the perks fade [G] fast.
[C] Dealership said we're going to need to get that minivan back.
So we were down in one [F] car and broke as I [G] felt.
And my wife and six [C] kids and only five seat belts.
I needed help, [F] but couldn't admit I was [G] struggling.
Said, [C] Craig, it's all good.
But he knew it all wasn't.
Hey, man, [F] I'm praying for you.
Would have been [G] sufficient, but nah.
He took [C] roadside assistance to a whole nother level.
The sacrificial [D] heights [C] showed up at the ballpark
after my son skanked one night in two cars with his wife,
Laura, watching from the other.
[Dm] I said, [F] what in the world are y'all doing here, brother?
He [C] just laughed beside that old Chrysler down in country bend
[Em] with the keys and the title and a pen and his stance.
And [C] man, all you got to do is sign in this show.
I [Dm] said, nah, no way.
But he wouldn't take no for [Fm] an answer.
He said, please do.
[C] Somebody do this for me once.
Just let me do this for you.
[G] We argued about it for a little while.
And I tear up and Craig smiled.
Yeah, [Am] I know [G] he sounds cool, right?
[Am] Not too [F] different from Sunday school, right?
He [C] can't [F] walk on water or [G] turn a [C] Napa Valley red.
But he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man [C] that did.
Now, he's not the [F] light of the world,
but I [G] wish that my [C] most proudest is.
Yeah, he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
_ [F] _ _ [G] My [C] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [C] pride was way too ashamed [F] to be adequately
grateful at the moment.
[G] But I signed [C] the dotted line and I drove the kids home.
And when a cop pulled up beside [F] us at the light,
they didn't have to [G] duck.
Because thanks to [C] Craig, [Dm] we were [C] all buckled up.
[F] _ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] It's like he [C] understood my I don't want to be here face.
I felt [F] out of place, and I smelled [Dm] like beer.
[G] But he just shook my hand, [C] said I'm glad you're here.
He says we'll [F] all be judged, but he was never judgmental.
[G] And even [C] though my songs don't belong in no hymn,
he'd quote me my [F] lyrics, slap me on the [G] back,
said man, you got a gift.
[C] How you write [Am] like that?
Yeah, I know.
[G] He sounds cool, right?
[C] Not your [F] typical kid from Sunday school, right?
[Am] I still ain't figured [G] out church yet.
[F] But Craig, [C] I get it.
Now he can't [F] walk on water [G] or turn an [C] apple valley red.
But he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
Now he's not the light [F] of the world,
but [G] I wish that [C] mine was bright as his.
Yeah, he just [F] might be tight [G] with a man [C] that is.
_ _ [F] _ _ [G] _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _ _
[C] _ When you lose a record [F] deal, all the perks fade [G] fast.
[C] Dealership said we're going to need to get that minivan back.
So we were down in one [F] car and broke as I [G] felt.
And my wife and six [C] kids and only five seat belts.
I needed help, [F] but couldn't admit I was [G] struggling.
Said, [C] Craig, it's all good.
But he knew it all wasn't.
Hey, man, [F] I'm praying for you.
Would have been [G] sufficient, but nah.
He took [C] roadside assistance to a whole nother level.
The sacrificial [D] heights [C] showed up at the ballpark
after my son skanked one night in two cars with his wife,
Laura, watching from the other.
[Dm] I said, [F] what in the world are y'all doing here, brother?
He [C] just laughed beside that old Chrysler down in country bend
[Em] with the keys and the title and a pen and his stance.
And [C] man, all you got to do is sign in this show.
I [Dm] said, nah, no way.
But he wouldn't take no for [Fm] an answer.
He said, please do.
[C] Somebody do this for me once.
Just let me do this for you.
[G] We argued about it for a little while.
And I tear up and Craig smiled.
Yeah, [Am] I know [G] he sounds cool, right?
[Am] Not too [F] different from Sunday school, right?
He [C] can't [F] walk on water or [G] turn a [C] Napa Valley red.
But he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man [C] that did.
Now, he's not the [F] light of the world,
but I [G] wish that my [C] most proudest is.
Yeah, he [F] just might be tight [G] with a man that [C] is.
_ [F] _ _ [G] My [C] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [C] pride was way too ashamed [F] to be adequately
grateful at the moment.
[G] But I signed [C] the dotted line and I drove the kids home.
And when a cop pulled up beside [F] us at the light,
they didn't have to [G] duck.
Because thanks to [C] Craig, [Dm] we were [C] all buckled up.
[F] _ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _