And Your Praise Goes On - Chris Rice

And Your Praise Goes On

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D
The moon is high and the sunset fades
Em
The lullabies have all been sung
G
We're tuckin' in another day
A
And stars appear now one by one
D
But the stillness moves and the silence yields
Em
And not a single beat is lost
G
You can hear the Chorus in the fields
A
Taking up where we left off
D Em
And Your praise goes on, rising to Your throne
G A
Where You guard us while we dream
D Em G A
Past the stars they fly, Your praises fill the sky
D Em
'Til You wake us with the dawn
G A
And Your praise goes on
D
Now bring your warmth, O morning sun
Em
Chase the stars and the moon away
G
And wake us with your brightest song
A
And add our voice to your refrain
D
Now rise up everything that lives!
Em
Flap your wings and leap for joy!
G
Oh forest lift your arms and sway!
A
Clap your hands you ocean waves!
D Em
And Your praise goes on, rising to Your throne
G A
Where You bless our toil and play
D Em G A
Through the clouds they rise, Your praises fill the skies
D Em G A
'Til the setting of the sun
D Em
And Your praise goes on
D
And when my final breath You lend
Em
I'll thank You for the life You gave
G
But that won't mean the praises end
A
'Cause I won't be silenced by the grave!
D Em
And Your praise goes on
G A
I'll be runnin' to Your throne
D Em
With every nation, tribe and tongue
G A
To Your arms I'll fly
D Em
I'll gaze into Your eyes
G A
Then I'll know as I am known
D Em
And Your praise goes on
D Em
And Your praise goes on
D Em
And Your praise goes on

How to play And Your Praise Goes On

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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