Biography:
The Lost Dogs have been called a country music supergroup, but they consider themselves to be a roots and alternative music group. They began in 1991 as a one-time collaboration between four very different vocalists and songwriters from four different bands at the behest of their label at that time. Terry Scott Taylor (Daniel Amos, the Swirling Eddies), Gene Eugene (Adam Again), Derri Daugherty (The Choir), and Michael Roe (The 77s) have over the last two decades released nine eclectic albums of traditional American music (country
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“Blessing in Disguise”
by Lost Dogs
http://www.thelostdogs.com/
(Note: It's in the key of B. But I usually play it in A and put the capo on the 2nd fret.)
Intro: B B
E F# B
How often do we spot the angels?
E F# B
Or feel the unseen hand?
E F# D#m G#m
Most times are tough, the going rough
E F#
Like there never was a master plan
E F# B
Those steadfast doors won't open
E F#
And you pray but you don't understand
B F# E
Hold fast the hope that's in you
B F# E
Don't always trust your eyes
B F# G#m D#m
Sometimes it takes a long time to see it as
E F# B
A blessing in disguise
E F# B
We live upon this dark surface
E F# B
And God, He moves upon the deep
E F# D#m G#m
What is concealed will be revealed
E F#
There is no promise, He won't keep
E F# B
Still, we're confused by the shadows
E F#
We're awake but we're half asleep
B F# E
Hold fast the hope that's in you
B F# E
Don't always trust your eyes
B F# G#m D#m
Sometimes it takes a long time to see it as
E F# B
A blessing in disguise
G#m F#
Sometimes the dark can move our hearts
E F# B
To long for the light of the Son
G#m F#
And our ways don't become His ways
E F#
Until we are undone
B F# E
Hold fast the hope that's in you
B F# E
Don't always trust your eyes
B F# G#m D#m
Sometimes it takes a long time to see it as
E F#
A blessing in disguise
B F# E
And after you've been broken
B F# E
You may not realize
B F# G#m D#m
That you are grace to the broken-hearted
E F# E F#
And a blessing in, a blessing in
E F# B
You are a blessing in disguise
(The “ooooo”s at the end are over the chords changes for the chorus)
by Lost Dogs
http://www.thelostdogs.com/
(Note: It's in the key of B. But I usually play it in A and put the capo on the 2nd fret.)
Intro: B B
E F# B
How often do we spot the angels?
E F# B
Or feel the unseen hand?
E F# D#m G#m
Most times are tough, the going rough
E F#
Like there never was a master plan
E F# B
Those steadfast doors won't open
E F#
And you pray but you don't understand
B F# E
Hold fast the hope that's in you
B F# E
Don't always trust your eyes
B F# G#m D#m
Sometimes it takes a long time to see it as
E F# B
A blessing in disguise
E F# B
We live upon this dark surface
E F# B
And God, He moves upon the deep
E F# D#m G#m
What is concealed will be revealed
E F#
There is no promise, He won't keep
E F# B
Still, we're confused by the shadows
E F#
We're awake but we're half asleep
B F# E
Hold fast the hope that's in you
B F# E
Don't always trust your eyes
B F# G#m D#m
Sometimes it takes a long time to see it as
E F# B
A blessing in disguise
G#m F#
Sometimes the dark can move our hearts
E F# B
To long for the light of the Son
G#m F#
And our ways don't become His ways
E F#
Until we are undone
B F# E
Hold fast the hope that's in you
B F# E
Don't always trust your eyes
B F# G#m D#m
Sometimes it takes a long time to see it as
E F#
A blessing in disguise
B F# E
And after you've been broken
B F# E
You may not realize
B F# G#m D#m
That you are grace to the broken-hearted
E F# E F#
And a blessing in, a blessing in
E F# B
You are a blessing in disguise
(The “ooooo”s at the end are over the chords changes for the chorus)
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