Biography:
Charlie Worsham (born September 1, 1985 in Jackson, Mississippi) is an American country music singer and songwriter.
In 1999, the Mississippi senate recognized Worsham for his "outstanding accomplishments". Worsham toured with Taylor Swift in 2011.
He released his debut single, "Could It Be", for Warner Bros. Records in 2013.
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How I learned to pray
No capo! enjoy :)
Intro: E
E
When I was sixteen, that set of keys was a pair of wings
E A
Daddy, pretty please, can I take her out tonight?
E
I swear I won't get her over fifty-five.
With Back in Black racing through my veins, last thing I thought
A
Was if flipping this thing don't get me killed.
E
I'm pretty sure my old man will.
E B E A
And seeing his face when the wrecker hauled my freedom away
B E
That's how I learned to pray.
B
It wasn't in a church, with a chapter and a verse
A E
Some preacher made sure everybody heard
B F#m
Or just some words somebody taught me to say.
E
I was living like I was long from the world, mama always said
A
It'd take a special girl to get a hold of me,
E
But I never let one get close to me.
E
The man upstairs must've heard her prayers,
Abm A
Cause I looked up, you were standin' there waitin' on me
E
Like you were made for me.
B A
And I knew right then and there, I'd been saved
B Em E
And that's how I learned to pray.
B
It wasn't in a church, with a chapter and a verse
A E
Some preacher made sure everybody heard
B F#m
Or just some words somebody taught me to say.
B
I can fold my hands and bow my head,
A E
But there's just some things that can't be said
F#m Abm A
Without a little walk on water kind of faith.
E
And that's how I learned to pray.
Solo: E A E A E
E
Have you ever looked up at the stars in the sky, felt a tug at your heart
A
Didn't know why but you just knew
E A E
Someone is up there lookin' out for you.
B E A
Well you know just what I mean when I say Grace.
B E
That's how I learned to pray.
E
That's how I learned to pray.
Outro: E A B Dbm E B E A B E A B E A E
B E A E B E A E B E Dbm E A E B E B
E Dbm E A E
No capo! enjoy :)
Intro: E
E
When I was sixteen, that set of keys was a pair of wings
E A
Daddy, pretty please, can I take her out tonight?
E
I swear I won't get her over fifty-five.
With Back in Black racing through my veins, last thing I thought
A
Was if flipping this thing don't get me killed.
E
I'm pretty sure my old man will.
E B E A
And seeing his face when the wrecker hauled my freedom away
B E
That's how I learned to pray.
B
It wasn't in a church, with a chapter and a verse
A E
Some preacher made sure everybody heard
B F#m
Or just some words somebody taught me to say.
E
I was living like I was long from the world, mama always said
A
It'd take a special girl to get a hold of me,
E
But I never let one get close to me.
E
The man upstairs must've heard her prayers,
Abm A
Cause I looked up, you were standin' there waitin' on me
E
Like you were made for me.
B A
And I knew right then and there, I'd been saved
B Em E
And that's how I learned to pray.
B
It wasn't in a church, with a chapter and a verse
A E
Some preacher made sure everybody heard
B F#m
Or just some words somebody taught me to say.
B
I can fold my hands and bow my head,
A E
But there's just some things that can't be said
F#m Abm A
Without a little walk on water kind of faith.
E
And that's how I learned to pray.
Solo: E A E A E
E
Have you ever looked up at the stars in the sky, felt a tug at your heart
A
Didn't know why but you just knew
E A E
Someone is up there lookin' out for you.
B E A
Well you know just what I mean when I say Grace.
B E
That's how I learned to pray.
E
That's how I learned to pray.
Outro: E A B Dbm E B E A B E A B E A E
B E A E B E A E B E Dbm E A E B E B
E Dbm E A E
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