Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning) with Lyrics Chords
Tempo:
57.7 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
[G] [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Were you in the yard with your wife and children [G] or working on some stage [C] in L.A.?
[F] Did you stand there in shock [C] at the sight of that black [F] smoke rising against [C] that blue sky?
[F] Did you shout out in [C] anger and fear for your native [Am] or did you just sit [F] down and cry?
[G] [C] Did you weep for the children who lost their dear loved [G] ones and pray for the ones who [C] don't know?
Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble [G] and sob for the ones [C] left below?
[F] Did you burst out with pride [C] with the red, white and blue [F] and the heroes who died [C] just doing what they do?
[F] Did you look up to heaven [C] for some kind of answer [Am] and look at yourself [F] and what really matters?
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs, I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq [F] and Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I talk to God and [F] I remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love [C] are some good things he gave [G] us.
The greatest [F] is love.
[G]
[F] [G] [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Teaching a class full of innocent children [G] or driving down some [C] cold interstate?
[F] Did you feel guilty [C] cause you're a survivor?
[F] In a crowded room did you [C] feel alone?
[F] Did you call up your mother [C] and tell her you loved her?
[Am] Did you dust off that Bible [F] at home?
[G] [C] Did you open your eyes and hope it never happens?
[G] Close your eyes and not go [C] to sleep?
Did you notice the sunset the first time in ages?
[G] Speak to some stranger [C] on the street?
Did [F] you lay down at night, [C] think of tomorrow?
[F] Go out and buy you [C] a gun?
[F] Did you turn off that violent [C] old movie you're watching?
[Am] And turn on all of those [F] series runs?
[C] [F] Did you go to a church and [C] hold hands with some strangers?
[F] Stand in line and give your [C] own blood?
Did [F] you just stay home and [C] cling tight to your family?
[Am] Thank God you had somebody to [F] love.
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this [C] from when I was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[C] [F]
[C] Where were you when the world stopped [F] turning [G] on that September [C] day?
[G] [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Were you in the yard with your wife and children [G] or working on some stage [C] in L.A.?
[F] Did you stand there in shock [C] at the sight of that black [F] smoke rising against [C] that blue sky?
[F] Did you shout out in [C] anger and fear for your native [Am] or did you just sit [F] down and cry?
[G] [C] Did you weep for the children who lost their dear loved [G] ones and pray for the ones who [C] don't know?
Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble [G] and sob for the ones [C] left below?
[F] Did you burst out with pride [C] with the red, white and blue [F] and the heroes who died [C] just doing what they do?
[F] Did you look up to heaven [C] for some kind of answer [Am] and look at yourself [F] and what really matters?
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs, I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq [F] and Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I talk to God and [F] I remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love [C] are some good things he gave [G] us.
The greatest [F] is love.
[G]
[F] [G] [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Teaching a class full of innocent children [G] or driving down some [C] cold interstate?
[F] Did you feel guilty [C] cause you're a survivor?
[F] In a crowded room did you [C] feel alone?
[F] Did you call up your mother [C] and tell her you loved her?
[Am] Did you dust off that Bible [F] at home?
[G] [C] Did you open your eyes and hope it never happens?
[G] Close your eyes and not go [C] to sleep?
Did you notice the sunset the first time in ages?
[G] Speak to some stranger [C] on the street?
Did [F] you lay down at night, [C] think of tomorrow?
[F] Go out and buy you [C] a gun?
[F] Did you turn off that violent [C] old movie you're watching?
[Am] And turn on all of those [F] series runs?
[C] [F] Did you go to a church and [C] hold hands with some strangers?
[F] Stand in line and give your [C] own blood?
Did [F] you just stay home and [C] cling tight to your family?
[Am] Thank God you had somebody to [F] love.
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this [C] from when I was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[C] [F]
[C] Where were you when the world stopped [F] turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Key:
C
F
G
Am
C
F
G
Am
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Were you in the yard with your wife and children [G] or working on some stage [C] in L.A.?
[F] Did you stand there in shock [C] at the sight of that black [F] smoke rising against [C] that blue sky?
[F] Did you shout out in [C] anger and fear for your native [Am] or did you just sit [F] down and cry?
_ [G] _ [C] Did you weep for the children who lost their dear loved [G] ones and pray for the ones who [C] don't know?
Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble [G] and sob for the ones [C] left below?
[F] Did you burst out with pride [C] with the red, white and blue [F] and the heroes who died [C] just doing what they do?
[F] Did you look up to heaven [C] for some kind of answer [Am] and look at yourself [F] and what really matters? _
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs, I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq [F] and Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I talk to God and [F] I remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love [C] are some good things he gave [G] us.
The greatest [F] is love.
[G] _
[F] _ [G] _ [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Teaching a class full of innocent children [G] or driving down some [C] cold interstate?
[F] Did you feel guilty [C] cause you're a survivor?
[F] In a crowded room did you [C] feel alone?
[F] Did you call up your mother [C] and tell her you loved her?
[Am] Did you dust off that Bible [F] at home?
_ [G] _ [C] Did you open your eyes and hope it never happens?
[G] Close your eyes and not go [C] to sleep?
Did you notice the sunset the first time in ages?
[G] Speak to some stranger [C] on the street?
Did [F] you lay down at night, [C] think of tomorrow?
[F] Go out and buy you [C] a gun?
[F] Did you turn off that violent [C] old movie you're watching?
[Am] And turn on all of those [F] series runs?
[C] [F] Did you go to a church and [C] hold hands with some strangers?
[F] Stand in line and give your [C] own blood?
Did [F] you just stay home and [C] cling tight to your family?
[Am] Thank God you had somebody to [F] love.
_ _ I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this [C] from when I was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] _ [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] _ [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[C] _ [F] _
[C] Where were you when the world stopped [F] turning [G] on that September [C] day?
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Were you in the yard with your wife and children [G] or working on some stage [C] in L.A.?
[F] Did you stand there in shock [C] at the sight of that black [F] smoke rising against [C] that blue sky?
[F] Did you shout out in [C] anger and fear for your native [Am] or did you just sit [F] down and cry?
_ [G] _ [C] Did you weep for the children who lost their dear loved [G] ones and pray for the ones who [C] don't know?
Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble [G] and sob for the ones [C] left below?
[F] Did you burst out with pride [C] with the red, white and blue [F] and the heroes who died [C] just doing what they do?
[F] Did you look up to heaven [C] for some kind of answer [Am] and look at yourself [F] and what really matters? _
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs, I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq [F] and Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I talk to God and [F] I remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love [C] are some good things he gave [G] us.
The greatest [F] is love.
[G] _
[F] _ [G] _ [C] Where were you when the world stopped turning [G] on that September [C] day?
Teaching a class full of innocent children [G] or driving down some [C] cold interstate?
[F] Did you feel guilty [C] cause you're a survivor?
[F] In a crowded room did you [C] feel alone?
[F] Did you call up your mother [C] and tell her you loved her?
[Am] Did you dust off that Bible [F] at home?
_ [G] _ [C] Did you open your eyes and hope it never happens?
[G] Close your eyes and not go [C] to sleep?
Did you notice the sunset the first time in ages?
[G] Speak to some stranger [C] on the street?
Did [F] you lay down at night, [C] think of tomorrow?
[F] Go out and buy you [C] a gun?
[F] Did you turn off that violent [C] old movie you're watching?
[Am] And turn on all of those [F] series runs?
[C] [F] Did you go to a church and [C] hold hands with some strangers?
[F] Stand in line and give your [C] own blood?
Did [F] you just stay home and [C] cling tight to your family?
[Am] Thank God you had somebody to [F] love.
_ _ I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this from when I [C] was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
I'm just a singer [C] of simple songs.
I'm [F] not a real political [C] man.
I [F] watch CNN but [C] I'm not sure I can tell you [Am] the difference in Iraq and [F] Iran.
But I know Jesus [C] and I've talked to God and I [F] remember this [C] from when I was young.
[F] Faith, hope and love are [C] some good things He gave [G] us.
And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] _ [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[G] _ [F] [G] And the greatest [F] is love.
[C] _ [F] _
[C] Where were you when the world stopped [F] turning [G] on that September [C] day?
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _