Everyday Angel - Ver 2

F C Am G F F C Am G F F C Miss Laura fed the hungry in the church house basement Am G F After sheâd retired from teaching school F C She'd pick my son up in her arms on Sundays Am G F To teach him all about the golden rule F C I heard those stories about Selma and Tuskeegee Am G F How she helped Martin fill the jails F C All I know is she had the strength of ten grown men G F Even though her hands were small and frail C G She was an everyday angel, the kind without wings Am F Walking around in this world, just like you and me F C G F Angel, livin' out of love, the kind of people we could use a lot more of C G Am F Just an everyday angel, everyday angel F C Marilyn was waiting outside my old man's office Am G F Trying to hide the bruises on her face F C He said you don't have to get knocked around anymore Am G F You can come and stay at our place F C I didn't know until I had kids of my own Am G F But I learned a big lesson that day F C What you do means a whole lot more G F Than anything you have to say C G Go be an everyday angel, the kind without wings Am F Walking around in this world, just like you and me F C G F Angel, livin' out of love, the kind of people we could use a lot more of C G Am F Just an everyday angel, everyday angel F C Dave was gonna meet his wife In a coffee shop in Brooklyn Am G F When he heard the alarm sing out F C 9/11,he was running up stairs Am G F That he never got back down, down, d-o-w-n C G He was an everyday angel, earnin' his wings Am F Trying to save people who are just like you and me F C G F Angel, living out love, the kind of people we could use a lot more of C G Am F C G Am F Just an everyday angel, everyday angel, everyday angel, everyday angel