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From: dnar@webtv.net
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 11:48:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: one voice by billy gillman.


G                         Em
Some kids have it some kids don't
       G                   Em              G Em
And some of us are wondering why
F  Em


G                                     Em
And Mom won't watch the news at night
G                                          Em
There's too much stuff that's making her
G     Em F Em
 cry

Cmaj7   D        G    Em
We need some help

Cmaj7   D         G   Em
Down here on Earth

Cmaj7        D
A thousand prayers

   Em             A7
A million words

Cmaj7          D            G  Em  C D
But one voice was heard

2nd verse:

G                        Em
A house, a yard a neighborhood
          G                           Em
where you could ride your new bike to
G   Em F Em
 school

G                                Em
a kind of world where Mom and Dad

G                     Em      G  Em F Em
still believe the golden rule

Cmaj7 D         G    Em
Life's not that simple

Cmaj7 D         G   Em
Down here on Earth

Cmaj7   D    Em
a thousand prayers,

Em          A7
a million words

Cmaj7    D             G  Em F Em
But one voice was heard

bridge:

Cmaj7              Bm
One voice, one simple word

Am              D           G
Hearts know what to say

Cmaj7              Bm
One dream can change the world

Am                    D                    G Em F
Keep believing, till you find your way

G                      Em
Yesterday while walking home
  G                        Em          G  Em F Em
I saw some kid on Newberry Road

G                          Em
He pulled a Pistol from his bag

       G                     Em        G  Em F Em
And tossed it in the river below

Cmaj7 D        G  Em
thanks for the help

Cmaj7  D        G   Em
Down here on Earth

Cmaj7 D     Em
A thousand prayers

Em         A7
a million words

Cmaj7   D             G   Em
But one voice was heard

Cmaj7   D         G    Em
One voice was heard

Cmaj7   D         G   Em F     G
One voice was heard