The Other Side Of Life Chords

KeyG Capo1st fret TuningStandard Difficulty Plays486

The Other Side Of Life by Alan Jackson is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of G with a capo on the 1st fret. It uses the chords G, D, A, E and A7. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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  			Alan Jackson 
 
 
I'm not sure who wrote this song, but Alan did this song right before  
he did Where Were You on the TV special after 9/11. I just thought someone  
might remember it and want to learn it. 
 
(G)Praise (D)God,(A) I feel like (D)singing 
(G)I'm on the (D)other (A)side of life (D)now 
 
(D)In a bed full of sorrow 
And (G)tears for my (D)loved ones 
I(G) wish I could (D)tell them 
All the (E)joy that I (A)feel(A7) 
Though my (G)body is (D)weary 
My (A)soul is up(D)lifted 
My (G)sins are for(D)given 
And my (A)Jesus is (D)real 
 
(G)Praise (D)God (A)I feel like (D)singing 
(G)I'm on the (D)other (A)side of life (D)now 
 
(D)Though my eyes are dim 
I (G)see heaven (D)clearly 
Though my (G)voice is (D)feeble 
I (E)sing just the (A)same(A7) 
In my (G)heart there's a (D)sorrow 
Cause I (A)see the gates(D) open 
(G)I'll sing (D)forever this (A)joyous (D)refrain 
 
(G)Praise (D)God (A)I feel like (D)singing 
(G)I'm on the (D)other (A)side of life (D)now 
 
(G)Praise (D)God (A)I feel like (D)singing 
(G)I'm on the (D)other (A)side of life (D)now 
 
 

    	

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