Biography:
Micah Tyler is a singer/songwriter and Texas native. Micah's true passion is to tell good stories and love people well. Having served in youth ministry for almost a decade, Micah has a true love and respect for the local church but also wants to make Gospel-centered music that has a style to attract the unchurched as well. Tyler has developed a style all his own which he is calling "Southern Soul." Birthed from the the grooves and melodic influences of his childhood idols (Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, etc.
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[Intro]
A G
[Verse 1]
Am G
I was the harlot sitting down by the well
Am G
I was the leper who was told not to tell
Am
I was so paralysed I never had moved
A G
Til four of my friends who wouldn’t give in went a busted up the roof
[Verse 2]
Am G
I was the widow who gave up my last dime
Am G
I was the blind man with the mud in his eye
Am
I was the women known by too many men
D D
And as I covered my face He uncovered His grace as I heard stones hit the sand
[Chorus 1]
G Am
Oh, nobody knew the troubles I’d seen, nobody knew my shame
G
Nobody knew the places I’d been, I didn’t know how to change
Am
But He saw that I did not see, He saw a better way
G
And the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
G
You don’t even know my name
[Verse 3]
Am G
I was the prodigal who was lost but not found
Am G
I was made saved the day the swine were all drowned
Am
I was the thief who was hung out to die
D
But the Son of Man looked at my cross I was bearing and decided to give me life
[Chorus 1]
G Am
Oh, nobody knew the troubles I’d seen, nobody knew my shame
G
Nobody knew the places I’d been, I didn’t know how to change
Am
But He saw that I did not see, He saw a better way
G
And the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
You don’t even know my name
[Bridge]
Am
Nobody nobody
Am
Nobody nobody
Am G
Nobody nobody even knows my name
[Verse 4]
Am G
I am the homeless wandering round on your street
Am G
I live across the world with nothing to eat
Am
I’m locked in prison with chains on my dreams
D D
And when you see me every day but you look the other way it’s like a slap across my cheek
[Chorus 2]
G Am G
Oh, nobody knows the troubles I’ve seen, nobody knows my shame
D G
Nobody knows the places I’d been, I don’t know how to change
Am G
But He sees a hope that I do not see, He sees a better way
D
And the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
G
You don’t even know my name
D
You see the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
G
You don’t even know my name
[Outro]
Am
Nobody nobody
Am
Nobody nobody
Am G
Nobody nobody even knows my name
Am
Nobody nobody
Am
Nobody nobody
Am G
Nobody nobody even knows my name
A G
[Verse 1]
Am G
I was the harlot sitting down by the well
Am G
I was the leper who was told not to tell
Am
I was so paralysed I never had moved
A G
Til four of my friends who wouldn’t give in went a busted up the roof
[Verse 2]
Am G
I was the widow who gave up my last dime
Am G
I was the blind man with the mud in his eye
Am
I was the women known by too many men
D D
And as I covered my face He uncovered His grace as I heard stones hit the sand
[Chorus 1]
G Am
Oh, nobody knew the troubles I’d seen, nobody knew my shame
G
Nobody knew the places I’d been, I didn’t know how to change
Am
But He saw that I did not see, He saw a better way
G
And the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
G
You don’t even know my name
[Verse 3]
Am G
I was the prodigal who was lost but not found
Am G
I was made saved the day the swine were all drowned
Am
I was the thief who was hung out to die
D
But the Son of Man looked at my cross I was bearing and decided to give me life
[Chorus 1]
G Am
Oh, nobody knew the troubles I’d seen, nobody knew my shame
G
Nobody knew the places I’d been, I didn’t know how to change
Am
But He saw that I did not see, He saw a better way
G
And the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
You don’t even know my name
[Bridge]
Am
Nobody nobody
Am
Nobody nobody
Am G
Nobody nobody even knows my name
[Verse 4]
Am G
I am the homeless wandering round on your street
Am G
I live across the world with nothing to eat
Am
I’m locked in prison with chains on my dreams
D D
And when you see me every day but you look the other way it’s like a slap across my cheek
[Chorus 2]
G Am G
Oh, nobody knows the troubles I’ve seen, nobody knows my shame
D G
Nobody knows the places I’d been, I don’t know how to change
Am G
But He sees a hope that I do not see, He sees a better way
D
And the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
G
You don’t even know my name
D
You see the unbelievable thing about the story I tell is that
G
You don’t even know my name
[Outro]
Am
Nobody nobody
Am
Nobody nobody
Am G
Nobody nobody even knows my name
Am
Nobody nobody
Am
Nobody nobody
Am G
Nobody nobody even knows my name
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