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John Mark McMillan Ten Thousand From "The Medicine" Tabbed by thatchadmiller (Twitter) While some of the submitted chords are correct that this is in E, that's not the best way to play it. The way to get the hammer on's is capo 4 in the C position. It sounds better and is much more playable. Capo 4 Intro x2 C//-/// G// C//-///-///-/// Am7// G// C// F//-///-///-/// Verse 1
CTen thousand glimmering like Gcoals in our Cchest Am7Our ball bearings Gdrawn to the Cmagnetic Fbreath Of tCen thousand weeping with Gwings on their tCears Amidst Am7ten thousand Gvoices for Cten thousand Fyears For tCen thousand graves yawning Gunlocked and unClatched Now Am7ten thousand Gholes with Crocks on their bFacks Ten tChousand tombs gaping wide sGinging the Cpraises Of Am7ten thousand Gbodies unClaced and unFlaid
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As the Gten thousand highways Am7unfold their dFoors For the Gten thousand standing on Am7Nineveh's sFhores Where the Cblood of a husband sGilences Cwars For the gFirl who Grises to Cmeet Him, and she sings
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FWorld, I have overcome you Am7World, I have overcome you GWorld, I have overcome By my Fsong and the blood of a Gson
Verse 2 Ten thousand rivers run red like my veins Where the bones of men hum like a rattling cage For sinew to cling to for wind to remain In ten thousand lungs for ten thousand days Breathing like a choir of holes in the ground Where the cynical have lain, where the cynical go down Save the gravity of time lets go of her drowned Like ten thousand sparrows unlocked and unwound Pre Chorus Chorus x2 If you have any input or corrections, check out my blog for more info and let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!