What Color Is Gods Skin

G G G G Am7 D7 “Goodnight”, I said to my little son, G C D7 so tired out when the day was done; G C then he said as I tucked him in: G D7 G G “Tell me Daddy what color’s God’s skin?” G G E7/G# What color is God’s skin? Am7 D7 G What color is God’s skin? I said it’s G C black, brown, it’s yellow, it's red, it is white; G D7 G G ev’ry man’s the same in the good Lord’s sight.” G Am7 D7 He looked at me with his shinin' eyes, G C D7 I knew I could tell no lies when he G C said "Daddy, why do the diff’rent races fight G D7 G if we’re the same in the good Lord’s sight?” G G E7/G# What color is God’s skin? Am7 D7 G What color is God’s skin? I said it’s G C black, brown, it’s yellow, it's red, it is white; G D7 G G# ev’ry man’s the same in the good Lord’s sight.” G# A#m7 D#7 Son, that’s part of our suffering past but the G# C# D#7 whole human family is learning at last that the G# C# thing we missed on the road we trod is G# N.C. N.C. E E E E E walking as the daughters and the sons of God.” C C F What color is God’s skin? G F C What color is God’s skin? I said it’s C C7 F black, brown, it’s yellow, it's red, it is white; C G C ev’ry man’s the same in the good Lord’s sight.” C C F What color is God’s skin? G F C What color is God’s skin? I said it’s C C7 F black, brown, it’s yellow, it's red, it is white; C G C ev’ry man’s the same in the good Lord’s sight.” C F G#dim7 Am Am N.C. Ev’ry man’s the same in the good Lord’s sight.” C F G7 C Ev’ry man’s the same in the good Lord’s sight.” C Bb/C C C C C C