Music vidoe: The Broken Ones Chords
Tempo:
68.8 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
C#m
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B]
[A] [E] Maggie came home one day with a raggedy, raggedy hand.
She said, Mama, look what I found in the neighbor's garbage can.
[B] Had a missing left arm and a right button [A] eye hanging [E] by a thread.
[B] She carried it gently up to her [A] room and laid it [E] on her bed.
[A] With her other dolls.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that [B] need a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine [B] like new.
It [E] really doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If [D] everybody loved like she [A] does, it'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
[F#m] [E] 20 years [A] later in a shelter on [E] 18th Avenue, a 17-year [A]-old girl
shows up [E] all black and blue.
[B] Needle tracks in her left [A] arm, almost too weak [E] to stand.
[B] She says, I'm lost and I need [A] help.
As Maggie takes [E] her hand [A] and says, come on in.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that need [B] a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like she [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
[B] [C#m]
[F#m] [E] If you call her [C#m] an angel, she'll be quick to say [E] to you,
she's just [C#m] doing what for her [B] would do.
[E] Love the broken ones, the ones that need a [B] little patching up.
See the [C#m] diamond in the rock and make it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing heart [B] and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
[F#m] [E]
[A] [E] Maggie came home one day with a raggedy, raggedy hand.
She said, Mama, look what I found in the neighbor's garbage can.
[B] Had a missing left arm and a right button [A] eye hanging [E] by a thread.
[B] She carried it gently up to her [A] room and laid it [E] on her bed.
[A] With her other dolls.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that [B] need a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine [B] like new.
It [E] really doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If [D] everybody loved like she [A] does, it'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
[F#m] [E] 20 years [A] later in a shelter on [E] 18th Avenue, a 17-year [A]-old girl
shows up [E] all black and blue.
[B] Needle tracks in her left [A] arm, almost too weak [E] to stand.
[B] She says, I'm lost and I need [A] help.
As Maggie takes [E] her hand [A] and says, come on in.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that need [B] a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like she [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
[B] [C#m]
[F#m] [E] If you call her [C#m] an angel, she'll be quick to say [E] to you,
she's just [C#m] doing what for her [B] would do.
[E] Love the broken ones, the ones that need a [B] little patching up.
See the [C#m] diamond in the rock and make it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing heart [B] and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
[F#m] [E]
Key:
E
B
A
C#m
F#m
E
B
A
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [E] _ _ Maggie came home one day with a raggedy, raggedy hand.
She said, Mama, look what I found in the neighbor's garbage can.
[B] Had a missing left arm and a right button [A] eye hanging [E] by a thread.
[B] She carried it gently up to her [A] room and laid it [E] on her bed.
[A] With her other dolls.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that [B] need a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine [B] like new.
It [E] really doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If [D] everybody loved like she [A] does, it'd be a lot [E] less broken ones. _
[F#m] _ _ _ [E] 20 years [A] later in a shelter on [E] 18th Avenue, _ a 17-year [A]-old girl
shows up [E] all black and blue.
_ [B] Needle tracks in her left [A] arm, almost too weak [E] to stand.
[B] She says, I'm lost and I need [A] help.
As Maggie takes [E] her hand [A] and says, come on in.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that need [B] a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like she [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones. _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ [E] _ _ _ If you call her [C#m] an angel, she'll be quick to say [E] to you,
she's just [C#m] doing what _ for her [B] would do. _ _
_ [E] Love the broken ones, the ones that need a [B] little patching up.
See the [C#m] diamond in the rock and make it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing heart [B] and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] _ does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
_ [F#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [E] _ _ Maggie came home one day with a raggedy, raggedy hand.
She said, Mama, look what I found in the neighbor's garbage can.
[B] Had a missing left arm and a right button [A] eye hanging [E] by a thread.
[B] She carried it gently up to her [A] room and laid it [E] on her bed.
[A] With her other dolls.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that [B] need a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine [B] like new.
It [E] really doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If [D] everybody loved like she [A] does, it'd be a lot [E] less broken ones. _
[F#m] _ _ _ [E] 20 years [A] later in a shelter on [E] 18th Avenue, _ a 17-year [A]-old girl
shows up [E] all black and blue.
_ [B] Needle tracks in her left [A] arm, almost too weak [E] to stand.
[B] She says, I'm lost and I need [A] help.
As Maggie takes [E] her hand [A] and says, come on in.
She [E] loves the broken ones, the ones that need [B] a little patching up.
She sees the [C#m] diamond in the rock and [F#m] makes it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing [B] heart and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like she [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones. _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _
[F#m] _ _ [E] _ _ _ If you call her [C#m] an angel, she'll be quick to say [E] to you,
she's just [C#m] doing what _ for her [B] would do. _ _
_ [E] Love the broken ones, the ones that need a [B] little patching up.
See the [C#m] diamond in the rock and make it shine like [B] new.
It really [E] doesn't take that much, a willing heart [B] and a tender touch.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
If everybody [D] loved like he [A] _ does, there'd be a lot [E] less broken ones.
_ [F#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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