A Man Like Me chords by Wilburn And Wilburn

Intro:
G Cadd9 G Am

Verse:
G
I don't have that much to give,
Am
or so it seems.
       D
Just a farm kid from the country is
    G         Cadd9    G
all I thought I'd ever be.

Verse:
G
But he saved me and he spoke to me
   Cadd9     G      Am
to share the gospel truth.
      C             G
And I wonder why he chose me;
           Am           D
there's so little I can do.

Pre-Chorus:
Cadd9
There's so man stories
               Am           G
throughout the bible that I read.
Am             G
His purpose is fulfilled
       Cadd9
by the simplest of things

Chorus:
                   G                     Cadd9     G     Am
If he can use some rugged wood and those three old rusty nails,
                  D                      Cadd2 C     G
if he can use the fallen walls inside of pagan Roman jails,
G                                                Cadd9  G   Am
if he can use a storm-tossed fishing boat on the Sea of Galilee,
             C                G               Am G
he can use a simple searching wounded hurtin'    broken man like me.

Instrumental Break:
G G Am C

Verse:
G
When I was lost I sowed my oats.
Am
Reaped more than a few.
D
But since God reached out to me,
     G         Cadd9    G
I've learned a thing or two

Verse:
G
It's not the tools he uses
         Cadd9 G      Am
It's the power in his touch.
  C                  G
I remind myself when I start thinking
Cadd9
I'm not all that much.

Chorus:
                   G                     Cadd9     G     Am
If he can use some rugged wood and those three old rusty nails,
                  D                      Cadd2 C     G
if he can use the fallen walls inside of pagan Roman jails,
G                                                Cadd9  G   Am
if he can use a storm-tossed fishing boat on the Sea of Galilee,
             C                G               Am G
he can use a simple searching wounded hurtin'    broken man like me.

Instrumental Break:
C G

Bridge:
G                        Am
Oh, I'm not the greatest man,
            D
but I don't have to be.

Chorus:
                   G                     Cadd9     G     Am
If he can use some rugged wood and those three old rusty nails,
                  D                      Cadd2 C     G
if he can use the fallen walls inside of pagan Roman jails,
G                                                Cadd9  G   Am
if he can use a storm-tossed fishing boat on the Sea of Galilee,
             C                G               Am G