NEED CHORDS TO OLD GOSPEL SONG(ONE MORE SUNNY DAY)

[SOMEBODYPRAYFORME]

IF SOMEONE COULD PLEASE HELP WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED
THANKS

[pmonique]

This may not be the artist you want but here are the lyrics:
One More Sunny Day- Leotine Dupree & Christ Temple Community Choir
ONE MORE SUNNY DAY
Leontine Dupree & Christ Temple Community Choir


If the wind never quit blowing, Lord and the gray clouds always cover the sky. If the billows never quit rolling, and it will rain, rain, rain all the time. If the moon decide not to shine at night, and the stars never gave a twilight; Lord you gave me, Lord you gave me one more sunny day. (2X)

Chorus

You gave me (You gave me one more sunny day)
You spoke to the clouds (You spoke to the clouds and they all passed away)
You spoke to the wind (You spoke to the wind and the four winds stood still)
You spoke to the billows (You spoke to the billows and they all obeyed your will)

I got one more (One More)
One More (One More)
One More (One More)
Lord you gave me (Lord you gave me, Lord you gave me, one more sunny day)

Oh, Oh, Oh, You gave me (You gave me one more sunny day)
You spoke to the clouds (You spoke to the clouds and they all passed away)
You spoke to the wind (You spoke to the wind and the four winds stood still)
You spoke to the billows (You spoke to the billows and they all obeyed your will)

One more second (One more)
One more minute (One more)
One more hour (One more)
Of the day

One More Time To Stay Here (one more)
One More Time To Pray Here (one more)

LORD YOU GAVE ME (LORD YOU GAVE ME, LORD YOU GAVE ME ONE MORE SUNNY DAY!

[jonnykx]

If that's the song you're looking for, here's how we played last Sunday:


Should just be a standard Gospel 12-bar in E-flat
(E-flat)

The number chart goes something like this (in cut time)

1 1 1 1  4 4 1 [1 4 #4 5]
1 1 1 1  2 2 5 5
1 1 4 #4dim  [1 6-] [2- 5]    [ 1 4] 1

[SOMEBODYPRAYFORME]

If that's the song you're looking for, here's how we played last Sunday:


Should just be a standard Gospel 12-bar in E-flat
(E-flat)

The number chart goes something like this (in cut time)

1 1 1 1  4 4 1 [1 4 #4 5]
1 1 1 1  2 2 5 5
1 1 4 #4dim  [1 6-] [2- 5]    [ 1 4] 1

[2tight]

our mass choir sing that song.We played it in Ab.

[jonnykx]

Sory about that.  With chords instead of numbers, thats

Eb Eb Eb Eb     Ab Ab Eb [Eb Ab A Bb]
Eb Eb Eb Eb     F   F   Bb   Bb
Eb Eb Ab Adim  [Eb Cm] [Fm Bb] [Eb Ab] Eb

Each chord letter represents a measure unless grouped with others by brackets--actually half a measure since this is written in cut time, but you get the point.

Hope that was a bit more helpful.  It's tough to type it in plain text; I'm used to srcibbling charts on paper. :wink: