Chords for God Tryin' to Get Your Attention

[N] Well, we got some ringers.
You know that we got ringers here, right?
And that's James [Dm] McKinney [Db] playing the banjo [G] from [Dm] Nashville, Tennessee.
Yeah!
_ Yeah.
_ _ [B] I just about fell off my chair.
It was my first year in Winfield,
and someone was nice enough to take me over [A] to Stage [G] 6.
And I sat down.
We were having a good jam session that night.
It was really going good.
And McKinney comes over, and he's putting a banjo together.
You had screwdrivers and stuff.
And he sits [B] down next to me, and he's making all [Db] this noise.
And he's [A] tuning his thing.
I said, come [G] on, you know, we're jamming here.
[Dm] It's jazz musicians.
What are you doing? _
[D] And he turns around to me and says, oh, [C] you're from New York?
You like to [Dm] play jazz?
Let's play Cherokee.
And he did [Bb] something very similar to what you just heard.
And I about died.
So that's James.
[D] _
_ And I'm sure you [Db] all know Marvin.
I don't know if I know how to pronounce his name.
Marvin Grunbaum [Eb] _ _
from Kansas City [Dm] Symphony Orchestra. _ _ _
_ _ Spontaneous [D] combustion.
You know, he's the real [Db] guy.
I'm making a [Bb] fuss about these guys because they're going to have to split early.
So [C] I'll [G] introduce you to everyone before we get done.
Here's a song right now _ by Keb Moe, who I really like.
And I think [Ab] the lyric is something that Gary will appreciate.
So that's why I'm thinking about this.
We're in a key of G.
It's 32 bar tune.
The funny chord is B7.
[Bb] So just a [G] city poem.
_ High dollar one.
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_ _ Well, you might be saved, might be reborn, might [C] drive a car with a big [G] loud horn.
Well, it might be [B] news on your [C] television or [G] it might be God [D] trying to get your [G] attention.
Be an engineer or working on a farm, _ [C] passing over _ with a whole [Gm] lot of charm.
Might [B] be a mouse living in your [C] kitchen _ or it could [G] be God trying to get your attention.
_ _ [C] Well, it might be in the church house [G] or it might be on the street.
[D] One way or another, [G] every soul has got to bleed.
[C] Might be in the city [G] or it might be in the town.
One [A] way or another, [D] we're going to reach the higher [G] ground.
Well, you might be deaf or you might be blind.
[C] She'll put the answer [G] right in your mind.
Might be [B] news [C] on your television _ [G] or it might be [D] God trying to get [G] your attention. _ _ _ _ _
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[G] _ _ _ _ [C] Might be in the [G] church house or it might be on the street.
[D] One way or [G] another, every soul has got to bleed.
[C] Might be in the country or it [G] might be in the town.
[A] One way or another, [D] we're going to reach the higher [Gm] ground.
Well, you may be deaf [G]
and you may be dumb.
You'll get [C] the answer when the answer [G] comes.
_ Might be a mouse living in your [C] kitchen or it could be God [D] trying to get your [G] attention.
Might be a mouse [B] living in your [C] kitchen or it could be God trying to get [G] your attention. _ _ _ _
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[Gm] How about [E] these guys?
_ Once again, that's James McKinney playing the banjo like [G] nobody's business.
_ [E] Marvin Groombaum on the [G] fiddle.
You're listening to the one and only, my favorite guitar player at, [Gm] what is this place called?
Walnut Bell.
[Bb] Pete Huttlinger is on the guitar _ [Gm] honoring us.
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[Dm] _ Thanks for coming.
Thanks for _ _