What Trouble Are Giants Chords
by Rich Mullins
What Trouble Are Giants by Rich Mullins is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of C. It uses the chords C, F and G. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
C
I'm gonna tell you a story
That you've probably heard
F
And at the risk of being redundant
C
I'm gonna tell you somethin' that may not thrill you
But it could not hurt
G
Well it comes out of the sacred
F
writings of the Israelites
C
It's the story of David
And how he slew Goliath
Well now the king of his country
He didn't trust him too much
F
And so to David's alarm
He tried to fit him in his armour
C
But the thing was so heavy
David couldn't stand up
G
So he left it by the river
F
Where he gathered five smooth stones
C
I guess it's safe to say he figured
He wasn't going out alone
He's not alone
(Chorus)
F
What trouble are giants
C
What's wrong with being small
F
The bigger they come
C
You know the harder they fall
F
When you're fighting for Zion
And you're on the Lord's side
G
Well, I think you're gonna find
C
They ain't no trouble at all
Now there must have been some laughter
Among the Philistines
F
At the sight of this scrawny little shepherd
Coming out to meet the record
C
Breaking mammoth of a man
Who was a killing machine
G
But it didn't shake David
F
'Cause he was smart enough to know
C
It's more the size of who you put your faith in
Than the size of your foe
Whoa, whoa
Repeat Chorus 2x's and ad lib out.