Biography:
Hanni El Khatib is a singer-songwriter and musician based in Los Angeles. The son of Palestinian and Filipino immigrants (and the first American in his family), Hanni El Khatib grew up in San Francisco and was obsessed with classic Americana and pop culture of the 1950s and 60s. Influenced by pioneers of early Rock and R&B, the multi-instrumentalist serves as singer, songwriter & producer for his one-man band (live he is joined by drummer Nicky Fleming-Yaryan) mixing a unique sound of ‘50/’60s blues, soul, garage rock & doo whop.
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No Capo
E9/B x24430
[Intro]
D Dsus2
A C#m7 Bm Bm E9/B
A C#m7 Bm Bm E9/B
[Verse]
A C#m7 Bm
It’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
I came out alive,
C#m7 Bm Bm
oh oh, yeah
A C#m7 Bm
Oh it’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
oh I came out alive,
C#m7 Bm Bm
oh oh, yeah
A C#m7
But lord has forgiven me
Bm Bm
this time should have been buried
A C#m7
into the ground in my sleep
Bm Bm
where I stood but six feet deep,
A C#m7
boys and you should put me down
Bm Bm
can’t believe I was a taken now,
A C#m7 Bm Bm
I’ve been a fool like this before,
A C#m7
I can’t keep running now
Bm Bm
like this no more no siree,
A C#m7 Bm Bm
it’s a miracle that I came out alive you see
[Chorus]
F#m Bm7
Nobody wants to take me in
F#m Bm7
And I know it’s a good way to lose friends
C#m7 E
And people sat and judged me all night
[Verse]
A C#m7 Bm
Oh it’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
oh I came out alive,
C#m7 Bm Bm
oh oh, I should have been put down in m place,
A C#m7 Bm
Oh oh it’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
yeah I came out alive
C#m7 Bm
oh I know I should have been put down in my place,
Bm
but I survived
[Chorus]
C#m7 Bm7
No one wanted to take me in
C#m7 Bm7
And I know it’s a good way to lose some friends
C#m7 E
People sat and judged me all night
E
But it aint right
[Outro]
A C#m7 Bm
Should of put me in my place
Bm Bm Bm
I know I know I know
A C#m7 Bm
Should of put me in my place
Bm Bm Bm
I know I know I know
A C#m7 Bm
Should of put me in my place
Bm Bm Bm
I know I know I know
A C#m7 Bm Bm
Should of put me in my place I know
E9/B x24430
[Intro]
D Dsus2
A C#m7 Bm Bm E9/B
A C#m7 Bm Bm E9/B
[Verse]
A C#m7 Bm
It’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
I came out alive,
C#m7 Bm Bm
oh oh, yeah
A C#m7 Bm
Oh it’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
oh I came out alive,
C#m7 Bm Bm
oh oh, yeah
A C#m7
But lord has forgiven me
Bm Bm
this time should have been buried
A C#m7
into the ground in my sleep
Bm Bm
where I stood but six feet deep,
A C#m7
boys and you should put me down
Bm Bm
can’t believe I was a taken now,
A C#m7 Bm Bm
I’ve been a fool like this before,
A C#m7
I can’t keep running now
Bm Bm
like this no more no siree,
A C#m7 Bm Bm
it’s a miracle that I came out alive you see
[Chorus]
F#m Bm7
Nobody wants to take me in
F#m Bm7
And I know it’s a good way to lose friends
C#m7 E
And people sat and judged me all night
[Verse]
A C#m7 Bm
Oh it’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
oh I came out alive,
C#m7 Bm Bm
oh oh, I should have been put down in m place,
A C#m7 Bm
Oh oh it’s a miracle that I came out,
Bm A
yeah I came out alive
C#m7 Bm
oh I know I should have been put down in my place,
Bm
but I survived
[Chorus]
C#m7 Bm7
No one wanted to take me in
C#m7 Bm7
And I know it’s a good way to lose some friends
C#m7 E
People sat and judged me all night
E
But it aint right
[Outro]
A C#m7 Bm
Should of put me in my place
Bm Bm Bm
I know I know I know
A C#m7 Bm
Should of put me in my place
Bm Bm Bm
I know I know I know
A C#m7 Bm
Should of put me in my place
Bm Bm Bm
I know I know I know
A C#m7 Bm Bm
Should of put me in my place I know
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