How Many Kings downhere
How Many Kings - Downher
(Original Key)
Capo 4
Intro
[G] [Gsus2] [G]
[G] [Gsus2] [G]
Verse 1:
[G]Follow the star to a [Gsus2]place unex-[G]pected
[Em7]Would you believe after [E7sus4]all we've pro[Em7]jected
[Am7]A child in a manger[Am] [Am7]
[G]Lowly and small, the [Gsus2]weakest of [G]all
[Em7]Unlikeliest hero, [E7sus4]wrapped in his [Em7]mothers [Am7]shawl Just a child
Am Am7 D D7 (slow soft)
Is this who we've waited for?
Chorus:
[G]How many kings, stepped [Gsus2]down from their [G]thrones?
[Em7]How many lords have a - [E7sus4]bandoned their [Em7]homes?
Am7 Am Am7 D (short)
How many greats have become the least for me?
[G]How many Gods have [Gsus2]poured out their [G]hearts
[Em7]To romance a world that has t[E7sus4]orn all a - [Em7]part?
Am7 Am Am7 D D7 (soften/slow)
How many fathers gave up their sons for me?
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Verse 2:
[G]Bringing our gifts for the [Gsus2]newborn [G]savior
[Em7]All that we have whether [E7sus4]costly or [Em7]meek
[Am7]Because we believe[Am] [Am7]
[G]Gold for his honor and [Gsus2]frankincense [G]for his [Em7]pleasure
And myrrh for the [E7sus4]cross he'll [Em7]suffer
[Am7]Will you believe, is t[Am]his who we've [Am7]waited [D]for?[D7]
Chorus
Bridge
[Dm]Only one did that for [F7]meeeee [C]eeeeeee, [Am7]oh oh [Am]oh oh[Am7]hhh
All for [F7]meee [C]yahahh ahh [Am7]ewww ewww [Am]ewww e[Am7]www
[D]Ohhh Ohhh Ohh Ohhhhhh[D7]hhhhhhh
[Am7]All for [Am]meee [Am7]eeeee
[D]All for you eww [D7]ewww
4 more (hard stop)
Chorus (leave out D at midpoint)
Coda
[D7]Only one did that for [G]me?[Gsus2] [G]
[Em7]Ohhhh ohhh ohhhhh [E7sus4]ohhhh[Em7]
[Am7]All for mee [Am]eeee[Am7]
D D7(slow down)
All for you ewww eewww
G (once, ring out)
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