Chords for white oak on the hill
Tempo:
108.05 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
C
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] There's a white oak on the hill [C] near the old Prince [G] Mountain home.
It stands straight and true on a windy [D] fair alone.
[G] And when the cold wind blows, [C] it fruits a [G] pint a month.
And after the storm has passed, it rains [D] up [G] and goes home.
Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill.
Teach me to live in your almighty [D]
will.
[G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
And give me the strength to trade and [D] nothing [G] goes home.
You know the troubles of this world, [C] they sometimes [G] get you down.
And when you look for your friends, they're not always [D] around.
[G] The good Lord seems to say, [C] Lord, get up and do [G] my will.
And I'll always remember that old [D] white oak [G] on the hill.
Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill.
Teach me to live in your almighty [D] will.
[G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
And give me the strength to trade [D] and nothing goes [G]
home.
And give me the strength to trade and [D] nothing goes [G] home.
Mark, won't you come [Em] get him?
It stands straight and true on a windy [D] fair alone.
[G] And when the cold wind blows, [C] it fruits a [G] pint a month.
And after the storm has passed, it rains [D] up [G] and goes home.
Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill.
Teach me to live in your almighty [D]
will.
[G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
And give me the strength to trade and [D] nothing [G] goes home.
You know the troubles of this world, [C] they sometimes [G] get you down.
And when you look for your friends, they're not always [D] around.
[G] The good Lord seems to say, [C] Lord, get up and do [G] my will.
And I'll always remember that old [D] white oak [G] on the hill.
Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill.
Teach me to live in your almighty [D] will.
[G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
And give me the strength to trade [D] and nothing goes [G]
home.
And give me the strength to trade and [D] nothing goes [G] home.
Mark, won't you come [Em] get him?
Key:
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D
C
Em
G
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C
Em
[G] _ There's a white oak on the hill _ [C] near the old Prince [G] Mountain home.
_ It stands straight and true _ on a windy _ [D] fair alone. _
_ _ _ _ [G] And when the cold wind _ blows, [C] it fruits a [G] pint a month.
_ And after the storm has passed, it rains _ [D] up [G] and goes home. _ _ _ _ _
Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill. _ _ _
Teach me to live in your _ almighty [D]
will. _ _ _ _ _
[G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
_ And give _ me the strength to trade and [D] _ nothing [G] goes home. _ _ _ _
You know the troubles of this world, [C] they sometimes [G] get you down.
And when you look for your friends, they're not _ always [D] _ around. _ _ _
_ [G] The good Lord seems to say, [C] Lord, get up and do [G] my will. _
And I'll always remember that old [D] white oak [G] on the hill. _ _ _ _
_ _ Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill. _
Teach me to live _ in your _ _ almighty [D] _ _ _ will. _
_ [G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
_ And give _ me the strength to trade [D] and nothing goes [G] _
home. _ _ _
And give me the strength to trade and [D] _ nothing goes [G] home. _ _ _
Mark, won't you come [Em] get him? _
_ It stands straight and true _ on a windy _ [D] fair alone. _
_ _ _ _ [G] And when the cold wind _ blows, [C] it fruits a [G] pint a month.
_ And after the storm has passed, it rains _ [D] up [G] and goes home. _ _ _ _ _
Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill. _ _ _
Teach me to live in your _ almighty [D]
will. _ _ _ _ _
[G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
_ And give _ me the strength to trade and [D] _ nothing [G] goes home. _ _ _ _
You know the troubles of this world, [C] they sometimes [G] get you down.
And when you look for your friends, they're not _ always [D] _ around. _ _ _
_ [G] The good Lord seems to say, [C] Lord, get up and do [G] my will. _
And I'll always remember that old [D] white oak [G] on the hill. _ _ _ _
_ _ Lord, let me be like [C] that white oak [G] on the hill. _
Teach me to live _ in your _ _ almighty [D] _ _ _ will. _
_ [G] Help me on my journey, Lord, [C] to travel on [G] my own.
_ And give _ me the strength to trade [D] and nothing goes [G] _
home. _ _ _
And give me the strength to trade and [D] _ nothing goes [G] home. _ _ _
Mark, won't you come [Em] get him? _