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Oscar The Angel lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a good country song recorded by Randy Travis.
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Oscar The Angel Recorded by Randy Travis Written by Don Schlitz
G C G C Oscar was an angel and he used to walk the streets G F D7 Shoutin' out some prophesies at everyone he'd meet G C G C He was a local fixture like a cop out on a beat G D7 Folks said he'd been shell shocked long ago C G D7 And more than that for no one seemed to know
G C G C Oscar was a walker at least four miles twice a day G F D7 The entire length of Main Street he'd be shoutin' all the way G C G C And I had no idea where he heard the things he'd say G D7 But he was not your normal voice of doom C G D7 It was a happy song sung slightly out of tune
C D7 G And he'd say everyone will die and go to heaven C D7 C G And we will all be angels someday C D7 G And what you are in this world don't count for nothin' C G F D7 Cause we are only children we're just lost along the way C D7 C G But we will all be angels someday
C G C Well I worked at the Rialto I sold tickets at the door G F D7 And Oscar he'd come by most everyday bout half past four G C G C And he'd pay to see some movie that he'd seen ten times before G D7 But mostly we'd just let him in for free C G D7 Then he'd watch five minutes then he'd come and talk to me
Repeat #3
C G C Well it's going on ten years now since I left my hometown G F D7 And I went back last summer for a week I hung around G C G C I looked out for Oscar he was nowhere to be found
G D7 And someone said they finally had to commit him C G D7 And he died before they had time to forget him
G C G C Now I'm not about to argue Oscar's train had jumped the track G F D7 But I'll bet my last dollar on the plain and simple fact G C G C Oscar never said a word about me behind my back G D7 And the way that I was raised to understand C G D7 Well that bone it makes him the better man
Repeat #3,4
C D7 C G Yeah we will all be angels someday
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