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Mercy In Me

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intro:
Am  G  D  Em
verse:
AmA poor man on the coGrner, I could Dgive to you by buying Emhim lunch
But I Amrarely think aboGut it cause I Dgot a little but it's Emnot that much
AmAnd I say Lord won't Gyou help me and Dgive me a little bit Emmore for myself
AnAmd you say, child won't you Glet me
tDake all that you got Emand give you a little real wealFthC/E  F  F  
chorus:
CAnd I don't know G/Bwhat you want, Amwhat you see in my Bmlife
CI don't know wGhat you mean, Amhow you could be gBmlorified
CI'm not too sG/Bure about this Amidea of sacriBmfice
Or what you mean by mCercy, mCercy in Dme
Your mDercy in AmmeG  D  Em  
verse 2:
A young girl in an old house, 
3 kids and another on the way
She's in desperate need of some new clothes
But I keep my old ones and tell her I'll pray for her
But your heart breaks for those kids
And that child of a mom who's one of your own
When a few gifts and a little time
Is another crown I could lay at the feet of your throne
th-th-th-that's all folks

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Mercy In Me

by Todd Agnew

Lyrics & chords · Original key

intro:

Am G D Em

verse:

Am G D Em

A poor man on the corner, I could give to you by buying him lunch

Am G D Em

But I rarely think about it cause I got a little but it's not that much

Am G D Em

And I say Lord won't you help me and give me a little bit more for myself

Am G

And you say, child won't you let me

D Em F C/E F F

take all that you got and give you a little real wealth

chorus:

C G/B Am Bm

And I don't know what you want, what you see in my life

C G Am Bm

I don't know what you mean, how you could be glorified

C G/B Am Bm

I'm not too sure about this idea of sacrifice

C C D

Or what you mean by mercy, mercy in me

D Am G D Em

Your mercy in me

verse 2:

A young girl in an old house,

3 kids and another on the way

She's in desperate need of some new clothes

But I keep my old ones and tell her I'll pray for her

But your heart breaks for those kids

And that child of a mom who's one of your own

When a few gifts and a little time

Is another crown I could lay at the feet of your throne

th-th-th-that's all folks

About Mercy In Me Chords by Todd Agnew

Learn how to play Mercy In Me by Todd Agnew with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Mercy In Me chords”, “Mercy In Me guitar chords”, or “Todd Agnew Mercy In Me chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Mercy In Me chords and for experienced players who want accurate Mercy In Me lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, G, D, Em, A, F.

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What key is "Mercy In Me" in?

The chords for "Mercy In Me" show the original chord names (including Am, G, D, Em, A, F). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.