It was get tin’ late
Now Ma ma could n’t see him, oh, but (Db)he was stand in’ there.
And (Db)I knew in my heart
he was the (Db)an swer to my prayers.
Oh,
(Ab)I
be lieve there are an gels a mong us,
sent down (Fm7)to us from (Db)some where up a bove.
They (Eb)come to (Ab)you
and me
in (Db)our dark est hours
to (Db)show us how to live,
to (Db)teach us how to give,
to (Db)guide us with the (Eb)light of (Ab)love.
When (Ab)life held trou bled times
and had me (Fm7)down on my knees,
there’s (Ab)al ways been some one to come a long and com fort me.
A (Ab)kind word from a stran ger,
to (Fm)lend a help ing hand,
a (Ab)phone call from a friend just to say “I un der stand.”
But (Db)ain’t it kind of fun ny at the (Db)dark end of the road
that (Db)some one lights the way with just a (Db)sin gle ray of hope.
Oh,
(Ab)I
be lieve there are an gels a mong us,
sent down (Fm7)to us from (Db)some where up a bove.
They come to (Ab)you
and me
in (Db)our dark est hours
to (Db)show us how to live,
to (Db)show us how to give,
to (Db)guide us with the (Eb)light of (Ab)love.
They wear so (Cm7)man y fac es, (Db)show up in the strang est plac es to (Db)grace us with their mer cy
(Bbm7)in our time of need.
Oh,
(Ab)love,
to (Db)guide us with the (Eb)light of (CN.C.)love.
This page shows “Angels Among Us” by Alabama in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Db at 72 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.