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Mary and Joseph (as sung by Tim Mcgraw) Capo 4th fret rubbertoe I like this song, and I couldn't find the chords anywhere, so here they are as well as I could figure them out. This is just how i decided to vary the chords, because I think it sounds good. you can play it with just regular C, F, and Am chords). Replace all the C variations with C, F variations with F Replace Am with the Asus4 and Dsus2 chords. C: 032010 CaddG: 032013 F: xx3211 Fadd9: xx3213 Am: 002210 Asus4: 002230 Cmaj7: 032000 Cadd9: 032030 Csus2: 030010 Dsus2: 000230 G: 320003 (voice) e--------------3----------------------3----5----6----5-------5-3------3------ b----5----6--------6-----5-h6-5------------------------6-5-----------6------- g---------------------------------------------------------------------------- d---------------------------------------------------------------------------- a---------------------------------------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (guitar intro) e---------------------------------------------------------------------------- b-3/5-5-5----5-3/1-h3-1----------------------1-3/5-5-5----5-3/1-h3-1--------- g-----------------------2---------------0h2--------------------------2------- d---------------------------------------------------------------------------- a---------------------------------------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------------------------------------- C CaddG Mary was the first of three
FLong black hair and sugarFadd9 sweet CDaddy's eyes and AmMomma's Asus4crooked Cmaj7smile C
C CaddG She was barely seventeen
FGot a job keepin' dishesFadd9 clean CPlanned to stay in this Cadd9city for a wAmhile For a Csus2while C F
C CaddG Joseph ran a lumber yard
FAbout a mile from OliveFadd9 park CQuiet boy, he nAmever had much to sayF
C CaddG It was love right from the start
FHe bought a ring and won Mary'sFadd9 heart CHad hopes for aCadd9 home and kids AmsomeAsus4day Csus2 C F C CaddG F Kids someday
C CaddG The angel scared her half to death
FShe would've screamed but she lost her Fadd9breath COn a midnight Amthere in the middle of May F
C CaddG He said "Oh Mary, don't be afraid
FYou'll bear a son that the Lord hasFadd9 made CCall him Jesus, AmHe'll light the way&Fquot;
Dsus2 Am F Am Dsus2 F C CaddG F Dsus2 F C CaddG She packed the clothes, he made the plans
FThey had to go to BethFadd9lehem CBut there was nAmowhere left to stayF
C CaddG So in a barn she gave birth
FTo the King of Kings, the Lord of Fadd9Earth CJust a little bitty thing sleeping on the Amhay C CaddG F Sleeping on the hay
C CaddG The story's too long to tell
FBut He walked on water and lived throughFadd9 hell CKilled on a cross anAmd rose from the Csus2grave C
C CaddG We got a King, they got a Son
FMary and Joseph were the only Fadd9ones C CaddG F There on that very first Christmas day FThere on that very fFadd9irst Christmas dCay
Dsus2 Am F Am Dsus2 F C CaddG F Dsus2 F (fading out) C CaddG F Am F C CaddG F Dsus2 F C F (G C)