Biography:
Andrew Peterson has earned a place as one of Christian music’s most respected singer/songwriters, crafting music that splits the difference between groundbreaking folk-rock band Caedmon’s Call and the late, great Rich Mullins. His string of artistically excellent records began with the top 10 radio single “Nothing To Say,” and includes the lush Love & Thunder, Easter-themed Resurrection Letters, Vol. 2, and his newest masterwork Counting Stars, which took the number one spot on the iTunes Christian chart on its release.
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Other songs:
- All Things New
- Be Kind To Yourself
- After The Last Tear Falls
- Alaska Or Bust
- Alien Conspiracy The Cheese Song
- All Things Together
- Behold The Lamb
- Canaan Bound
- Carry The Fire
- Come Back Soon
- Dancing In The Mine Fields
- Dancing In The Minefields
- Dark Before The Dawn
- Doxology Romans 11
- Fool With A Fancy Guitar
- Holy Is The Lord
- Holy Is The Lord 2014 Version
- Hosea
- In The Night
- Is He Worthy
- Isnt It Love
- Labor Of Love
- Loose Change
- Many Roads
- Matthews Begats
- My One Safe Place
- No More Faith
- Rest Easy
- Serve Hymn
- The Havens Grey
- The Silence Of God
- World Traveler
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I don't know why the chords are so far to the right, but the chords and lyrics are all here.
Capo up somewhere between 3 and 5.
"Loose Change," by Andrew Peterson
C G
I’d give you all of me to know what you were thinking
C A7 D
And if I had one wish, I’d wish I wasn’t sinking here
Cdim Em
Drowning in this well
A
Oh, can’t you tell
C G
That I can’t pick myself up off the ground
D
Well, I’ve been face down
G B7
And pushed aside
C G
Well, you know I’d rather just turn tail and run
D
Than lie here in the sun
Cdim Em
And watch you pass me by
D C
Cause I ain’t worth a dime
(Yeah yeah ... oh yeah...)
G/B D/A G/B C G/B D
Chorus:
C G
But if only I could stand up straight,
D G
I wouldn’t have to lie and wait
C G
I’d get up and roll away
D
And never be ignored
C G
I’ve got a feeling that I’m something more
D G
Than just a piece of copper ore
C G
Turning green and looking for
D
The reason I was born
C G
Well, I’ve been around since 1964
D
In banks and bottom drawers
G B7
And on railroad ties
C
I’ve been passed around and cast aside
G
Skipped and flipped and flattened wide
D Cdim Em D
Spun around and thrown away and left alone to lie
[Chorus]
G C G
But I heard about a penny found
D G
Lying underneath the couch
C G
By a woman who was kneeling down
D
Looking for some change
C G
Then the woman danced around
D G
And called her friends all over town
C G
Told ‘em what was lost is found
D
It’s another penny saved
C
So I find that all this time
D/B
Beneath the surface, I could shine
D Cdim Em D
Like all the gold a king and queen could measure
C D G
You see, even just a penny is a treasure
Capo up somewhere between 3 and 5.
"Loose Change," by Andrew Peterson
C G
I’d give you all of me to know what you were thinking
C A7 D
And if I had one wish, I’d wish I wasn’t sinking here
Cdim Em
Drowning in this well
A
Oh, can’t you tell
C G
That I can’t pick myself up off the ground
D
Well, I’ve been face down
G B7
And pushed aside
C G
Well, you know I’d rather just turn tail and run
D
Than lie here in the sun
Cdim Em
And watch you pass me by
D C
Cause I ain’t worth a dime
(Yeah yeah ... oh yeah...)
G/B D/A G/B C G/B D
Chorus:
C G
But if only I could stand up straight,
D G
I wouldn’t have to lie and wait
C G
I’d get up and roll away
D
And never be ignored
C G
I’ve got a feeling that I’m something more
D G
Than just a piece of copper ore
C G
Turning green and looking for
D
The reason I was born
C G
Well, I’ve been around since 1964
D
In banks and bottom drawers
G B7
And on railroad ties
C
I’ve been passed around and cast aside
G
Skipped and flipped and flattened wide
D Cdim Em D
Spun around and thrown away and left alone to lie
[Chorus]
G C G
But I heard about a penny found
D G
Lying underneath the couch
C G
By a woman who was kneeling down
D
Looking for some change
C G
Then the woman danced around
D G
And called her friends all over town
C G
Told ‘em what was lost is found
D
It’s another penny saved
C
So I find that all this time
D/B
Beneath the surface, I could shine
D Cdim Em D
Like all the gold a king and queen could measure
C D G
You see, even just a penny is a treasure
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