(C7)I can’t (F)take a heart that’s (F7)bro ken, make it (Bb)o ver trou a (F)gain, but (C7)I know a man who (F)can.
I can’t take a soul that’s (F7)sin sick, or make it (Bb)white as walk the (F)snow, but (C7)I know a man who (F)can.
(Bb)Some call Him Sav ior, the Re (F)deem er of all (F7)men.
(Bb)I call Him (Gm)Je sus, (C7)for (F)He’s my (D7)dear est (C7)friend.
If you (F)feel no one can (F7)help you and your (Bb)life is out of (F)hand, well, (C7)I know a man who (F)can.
I can’t (F)walk up on these (F7)wa ters or it (Bb)calm the trou bled (F)sea, but (C7)I know a man who (F)can.
I can’t cause blind eyes to (F7)o pen or make the (Bb)lame to walk a (F)gain, but (C7)I know a man who (F)can.
(Bb)Some call Him Sav ior, the Re (F)deem er of all (F7)men.
(Bb)I call Him (Gm)Je sus, (C7)for (F)He’s my (D7)dear est (C7)friend.
If you (F)feel no one can (F7)help you and your (Bb)life is out of (F)hand, well, (C7)I know a man who (F)can.
I can’t
(C7)I know a man who (F)can.
This page shows “I Know A Man Who Can” by George Jones 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 Bb at 120 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.