Chords for Jerry Haynes - I Know A Man Who Can
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[F#m] I grew up [A] singing from the time I [D] was four or five years old.
[A] My mom and my dad got me started in music, so [D] we sang together as a family for many,
many years.
[A] Dad was [D] pastoring and [A] he pastored the church where I'm at now for 25 years.
[D] I've been the senior [B] pastor now for six [A] years there.
[D] I sing here and play bass at Presley's [Bm] and just got a busy [D] life, but I love what I do.
We were picking out [B] songs for the TV [F#m] show.
I wanted to sing a [Bm] song that was written by a friend of ours.
[D] We came up to do this song.
[G] I was telling Tim [A] about how this song came about.
He said, man, you've got to let the people [D] see how that song came about.
You ought to get your [A] dad to tell that.
[G] That's how this came [D] about.
I'm glad to have my dad with me today, Jerry Haynes.
[F#m] We got him here to tell a little bit about [D] that story.
The story is the Lord had touched some [A] people in Union City, [D] Tennessee.
In fact, we had had [Bm] one or two [F#m] to walk out of the hospital that they said would never [D] get out.
That [B] got out on a [D] radio broadcast.
In Jackson, Tennessee, there was a couple in their [Bm]
forties.
[F#m] He worked for the [D] railroad and his wife had [F#m] stage four cancer [Bm] [D] and just a few days to live.
[G] Well, he had heard that broadcast.
[A] [F#m] He calls me and he says, [D] preacher, I hear you heal people.
I said, no, sir, not [F#m] me, but if you'll come to my house, I know a [A] man who can.
[D] I'll tell you about him.
[F#m] They came.
[A] We spent some [D] time with them talking about the word.
[F#m] Of course, faith comes by [G] hearing, hearing by the [D] word of God.
[F#m] They received that faith.
It's a faith to be healed.
[D] We prayed [Bm] together and [A] she received her healing.
[D] A few [B] weeks after that, I was in [F#m] revival over in Gideon, Missouri.
[D] That's the home of Jack Camel, [Bm] the famous songwriter [F#m] for many songs.
[D] Jesus is using me.
Of course, [Bm] this one, I know a man who [D] can.
What a happy day.
[E] Songs of Rambos did.
But [A] anyway, he's a tremendous friend of ours too.
[G] He was [D] in the service that night.
In the [A] service, I told about, [D] because I don't remember exactly the message that [F#] I preached
on, but anyway, [A] I brought about the healing [D] and the power of God that is able to heal.
[A]
I told a little [D] bit about this [F#m] testimony of this couple in Jackson, Tennessee.
Jack Camel takes out [D] his pen and he writes down [Bm] these words, I [A] know a man who [D] can.
I think he [Bm] had most of it written [F#m] that night before we [D] left.
[F#m] That [B] was the [D] beginning of it.
We were one [Em] of the first [F#m] to record it.
That's years ago.
[D] The famous legend George Jones recorded it.
That was good to know.
The power of [Bm] that [G] song [F#] not only heals [D] physically, but it heals emotionally.
It heals [F#] [D] spirit, soul, and body.
That's the power of [F#] I know a man who can.
[Am] I'm glad you guys are doing it and I can't wait to hear it.
[C]
[F] [C] [A#] [C] [F]
A heart that's broken, [A#] make it over [F] again.
[C] But I know a man [F] who can.
[C] And I [F] can't take a soul with sin's stain, [A#] make it whine [F] like the snow.
[C] But I know a man [F] who can.
[A#] [Am] [A#] Some call him savior, [F] the redeemer of all men.
[A] [A#] But I call him Jesus, for [F] he's my [C] closest friend.
[Cm] [A#] [E] And if [F] you feel no one can help you [A#] and your life is [F] out of hand,
[Dm] [C] I know a man [F] who can.
Well, [C]
[Am] [F]
[A#] [C] I [F] can't walk upon the water [A#] or calm a raging [F] sea.
[C] But I know a man who [F] can.
[C] I [F] can't cause blind eyes to open, [A#] make the lame to [F] walk again.
[C] But I know a man who [F] can.
[Gm] [F] [A#] Some call him savior, the [F] redeemer of all [Gm]
[F] men.
[A#] I call him Jesus, [F] for he's my [C] closest friend.
[F] If you feel no one can help you and your [A#] life is [F] out of hand,
[Dm] [C] I know a man who [F] can.
Oh, [C] I know a man [A#] who [F] can.
[Gm]
[F] This
[A] My mom and my dad got me started in music, so [D] we sang together as a family for many,
many years.
[A] Dad was [D] pastoring and [A] he pastored the church where I'm at now for 25 years.
[D] I've been the senior [B] pastor now for six [A] years there.
[D] I sing here and play bass at Presley's [Bm] and just got a busy [D] life, but I love what I do.
We were picking out [B] songs for the TV [F#m] show.
I wanted to sing a [Bm] song that was written by a friend of ours.
[D] We came up to do this song.
[G] I was telling Tim [A] about how this song came about.
He said, man, you've got to let the people [D] see how that song came about.
You ought to get your [A] dad to tell that.
[G] That's how this came [D] about.
I'm glad to have my dad with me today, Jerry Haynes.
[F#m] We got him here to tell a little bit about [D] that story.
The story is the Lord had touched some [A] people in Union City, [D] Tennessee.
In fact, we had had [Bm] one or two [F#m] to walk out of the hospital that they said would never [D] get out.
That [B] got out on a [D] radio broadcast.
In Jackson, Tennessee, there was a couple in their [Bm]
forties.
[F#m] He worked for the [D] railroad and his wife had [F#m] stage four cancer [Bm] [D] and just a few days to live.
[G] Well, he had heard that broadcast.
[A] [F#m] He calls me and he says, [D] preacher, I hear you heal people.
I said, no, sir, not [F#m] me, but if you'll come to my house, I know a [A] man who can.
[D] I'll tell you about him.
[F#m] They came.
[A] We spent some [D] time with them talking about the word.
[F#m] Of course, faith comes by [G] hearing, hearing by the [D] word of God.
[F#m] They received that faith.
It's a faith to be healed.
[D] We prayed [Bm] together and [A] she received her healing.
[D] A few [B] weeks after that, I was in [F#m] revival over in Gideon, Missouri.
[D] That's the home of Jack Camel, [Bm] the famous songwriter [F#m] for many songs.
[D] Jesus is using me.
Of course, [Bm] this one, I know a man who [D] can.
What a happy day.
[E] Songs of Rambos did.
But [A] anyway, he's a tremendous friend of ours too.
[G] He was [D] in the service that night.
In the [A] service, I told about, [D] because I don't remember exactly the message that [F#] I preached
on, but anyway, [A] I brought about the healing [D] and the power of God that is able to heal.
[A]
I told a little [D] bit about this [F#m] testimony of this couple in Jackson, Tennessee.
Jack Camel takes out [D] his pen and he writes down [Bm] these words, I [A] know a man who [D] can.
I think he [Bm] had most of it written [F#m] that night before we [D] left.
[F#m] That [B] was the [D] beginning of it.
We were one [Em] of the first [F#m] to record it.
That's years ago.
[D] The famous legend George Jones recorded it.
That was good to know.
The power of [Bm] that [G] song [F#] not only heals [D] physically, but it heals emotionally.
It heals [F#] [D] spirit, soul, and body.
That's the power of [F#] I know a man who can.
[Am] I'm glad you guys are doing it and I can't wait to hear it.
[C]
[F] [C] [A#] [C] [F]
A heart that's broken, [A#] make it over [F] again.
[C] But I know a man [F] who can.
[C] And I [F] can't take a soul with sin's stain, [A#] make it whine [F] like the snow.
[C] But I know a man [F] who can.
[A#] [Am] [A#] Some call him savior, [F] the redeemer of all men.
[A] [A#] But I call him Jesus, for [F] he's my [C] closest friend.
[Cm] [A#] [E] And if [F] you feel no one can help you [A#] and your life is [F] out of hand,
[Dm] [C] I know a man [F] who can.
Well, [C]
[Am] [F]
[A#] [C] I [F] can't walk upon the water [A#] or calm a raging [F] sea.
[C] But I know a man who [F] can.
[C] I [F] can't cause blind eyes to open, [A#] make the lame to [F] walk again.
[C] But I know a man who [F] can.
[Gm] [F] [A#] Some call him savior, the [F] redeemer of all [Gm]
[F] men.
[A#] I call him Jesus, [F] for he's my [C] closest friend.
[F] If you feel no one can help you and your [A#] life is [F] out of hand,
[Dm] [C] I know a man who [F] can.
Oh, [C] I know a man [A#] who [F] can.
[Gm]
[F] This
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[F#m] I grew up [A] singing from the time I [D] was four or five years old.
[A] My mom and my dad got me started in music, so [D] we sang together as a family for many,
many years.
[A] _ _ Dad was [D] pastoring and _ [A] he pastored the church where I'm at now for 25 years.
[D] I've been the senior [B] pastor now for six [A] years there.
[D] I sing here and play bass at Presley's [Bm] and just got a busy [D] life, but I love what I do.
We were picking out [B] songs for the TV [F#m] show.
I wanted to sing a [Bm] song that was written by a friend of ours. _
_ [D] We came up to do this song.
[G] I was telling Tim [A] about how this song came about.
He said, man, you've got to let the people [D] see how that song came about.
You ought to get your [A] dad to tell that.
[G] That's how this came [D] about.
I'm glad to have my dad with me today, Jerry Haynes.
[F#m] We got him here to tell a little bit about [D] that story.
The story is the Lord had touched some [A] people in Union City, [D] Tennessee.
In fact, we had had [Bm] one or two [F#m] to walk out of the hospital that they said would never [D] get out.
_ That [B] got out on a [D] radio broadcast.
In Jackson, Tennessee, there was a couple in their [Bm]
forties.
[F#m] He worked for the [D] railroad and his wife had [F#m] stage four cancer [Bm] [D] and just a few days to live.
[G] Well, he had heard that broadcast.
[A] [F#m] He calls me and he says, [D] preacher, I hear you heal people.
I said, no, sir, not [F#m] me, but if you'll come to my house, I know a [A] man who can.
[D] I'll tell you about him.
_ [F#m] They came.
[A] We spent some [D] time with them talking about the word.
[F#m] Of course, faith comes by [G] hearing, hearing by the [D] word of God.
[F#m] They received that faith.
It's a faith to be healed. _
_ [D] _ We prayed [Bm] together and [A] she received her healing.
[D] _ _ A few [B] weeks after that, I was in [F#m] revival over in Gideon, Missouri.
[D] That's the home of Jack Camel, [Bm] the famous songwriter [F#m] for many songs.
[D] Jesus is using me.
Of course, [Bm] this one, I know a man who [D] can.
What a happy day.
[E] Songs of Rambos did.
But [A] anyway, he's a tremendous friend of ours too.
[G] He was [D] in the service that night.
_ In the [A] service, I told about, [D] because I don't remember exactly the message that [F#] I preached
on, but anyway, [A] I brought about the healing [D] and the power of God that is able to heal.
_ [A] _
I told a little [D] bit about this [F#m] testimony of this couple in Jackson, Tennessee.
Jack Camel takes out [D] his pen and he writes down [Bm] these words, I [A] know a man who [D] can.
I think he [Bm] had most of it written [F#m] that night before we [D] left.
_ _ [F#m] That [B] was the [D] beginning of it.
We were one [Em] of the first [F#m] to record it.
That's years ago.
[D] The famous legend George Jones recorded it.
_ That was good to know.
The power of [Bm] that [G] song [F#] not only heals [D] physically, but it heals emotionally.
It heals _ [F#] _ [D] spirit, soul, and body.
That's the power of [F#] I know a man who can.
[Am] _ I'm glad you guys are doing it and I can't wait to hear it.
_ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ [A#] _ [C] _ [F] _
_ A heart that's broken, _ [A#] make it over [F] again.
_ [C] But I know a man _ [F] who can.
_ [C] _ _ And I [F] can't take a soul with sin's stain, [A#] make it whine [F] like the snow.
_ [C] But I know a man _ [F] who _ can.
_ [A#] _ [Am] _ [A#] Some _ call him savior, [F] the redeemer of all men.
_ [A] [A#] But I call him Jesus, for [F] he's my [C] closest friend.
_ _ [Cm] _ [A#] [E] And if [F] you feel no one can help you [A#] and your life is [F] out of hand,
_ [Dm] _ [C] I _ know a man [F] who can.
_ _ Well, [C] _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[A#] _ [C] _ _ I [F] can't walk upon the water [A#] or calm a raging [F] sea.
[C] But _ I know a man who [F] can. _ _
[C] _ I [F] can't cause blind eyes to open, [A#] make the lame to [F] walk again.
_ [C] But I know a man who [F] _ can. _ _
[Gm] _ [F] _ [A#] Some _ call him savior, the [F] redeemer of all [Gm]
[F] men.
[A#] I _ call him Jesus, [F] for he's my [C] closest friend.
_ _ _ [F] If you feel no one can help you and your [A#] life is [F] out of hand,
_ [Dm] _ [C] I know a man who [F] _ can. _
_ Oh, _ [C] _ I know a man _ [A#] who [F] can.
_ [Gm] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ This
[A] My mom and my dad got me started in music, so [D] we sang together as a family for many,
many years.
[A] _ _ Dad was [D] pastoring and _ [A] he pastored the church where I'm at now for 25 years.
[D] I've been the senior [B] pastor now for six [A] years there.
[D] I sing here and play bass at Presley's [Bm] and just got a busy [D] life, but I love what I do.
We were picking out [B] songs for the TV [F#m] show.
I wanted to sing a [Bm] song that was written by a friend of ours. _
_ [D] We came up to do this song.
[G] I was telling Tim [A] about how this song came about.
He said, man, you've got to let the people [D] see how that song came about.
You ought to get your [A] dad to tell that.
[G] That's how this came [D] about.
I'm glad to have my dad with me today, Jerry Haynes.
[F#m] We got him here to tell a little bit about [D] that story.
The story is the Lord had touched some [A] people in Union City, [D] Tennessee.
In fact, we had had [Bm] one or two [F#m] to walk out of the hospital that they said would never [D] get out.
_ That [B] got out on a [D] radio broadcast.
In Jackson, Tennessee, there was a couple in their [Bm]
forties.
[F#m] He worked for the [D] railroad and his wife had [F#m] stage four cancer [Bm] [D] and just a few days to live.
[G] Well, he had heard that broadcast.
[A] [F#m] He calls me and he says, [D] preacher, I hear you heal people.
I said, no, sir, not [F#m] me, but if you'll come to my house, I know a [A] man who can.
[D] I'll tell you about him.
_ [F#m] They came.
[A] We spent some [D] time with them talking about the word.
[F#m] Of course, faith comes by [G] hearing, hearing by the [D] word of God.
[F#m] They received that faith.
It's a faith to be healed. _
_ [D] _ We prayed [Bm] together and [A] she received her healing.
[D] _ _ A few [B] weeks after that, I was in [F#m] revival over in Gideon, Missouri.
[D] That's the home of Jack Camel, [Bm] the famous songwriter [F#m] for many songs.
[D] Jesus is using me.
Of course, [Bm] this one, I know a man who [D] can.
What a happy day.
[E] Songs of Rambos did.
But [A] anyway, he's a tremendous friend of ours too.
[G] He was [D] in the service that night.
_ In the [A] service, I told about, [D] because I don't remember exactly the message that [F#] I preached
on, but anyway, [A] I brought about the healing [D] and the power of God that is able to heal.
_ [A] _
I told a little [D] bit about this [F#m] testimony of this couple in Jackson, Tennessee.
Jack Camel takes out [D] his pen and he writes down [Bm] these words, I [A] know a man who [D] can.
I think he [Bm] had most of it written [F#m] that night before we [D] left.
_ _ [F#m] That [B] was the [D] beginning of it.
We were one [Em] of the first [F#m] to record it.
That's years ago.
[D] The famous legend George Jones recorded it.
_ That was good to know.
The power of [Bm] that [G] song [F#] not only heals [D] physically, but it heals emotionally.
It heals _ [F#] _ [D] spirit, soul, and body.
That's the power of [F#] I know a man who can.
[Am] _ I'm glad you guys are doing it and I can't wait to hear it.
_ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] _ _ [A#] _ [C] _ [F] _
_ A heart that's broken, _ [A#] make it over [F] again.
_ [C] But I know a man _ [F] who can.
_ [C] _ _ And I [F] can't take a soul with sin's stain, [A#] make it whine [F] like the snow.
_ [C] But I know a man _ [F] who _ can.
_ [A#] _ [Am] _ [A#] Some _ call him savior, [F] the redeemer of all men.
_ [A] [A#] But I call him Jesus, for [F] he's my [C] closest friend.
_ _ [Cm] _ [A#] [E] And if [F] you feel no one can help you [A#] and your life is [F] out of hand,
_ [Dm] _ [C] I _ know a man [F] who can.
_ _ Well, [C] _ _ _
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[A#] _ [C] _ _ I [F] can't walk upon the water [A#] or calm a raging [F] sea.
[C] But _ I know a man who [F] can. _ _
[C] _ I [F] can't cause blind eyes to open, [A#] make the lame to [F] walk again.
_ [C] But I know a man who [F] _ can. _ _
[Gm] _ [F] _ [A#] Some _ call him savior, the [F] redeemer of all [Gm]
[F] men.
[A#] I _ call him Jesus, [F] for he's my [C] closest friend.
_ _ _ [F] If you feel no one can help you and your [A#] life is [F] out of hand,
_ [Dm] _ [C] I know a man who [F] _ can. _
_ Oh, _ [C] _ I know a man _ [A#] who [F] can.
_ [Gm] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ This