Anne Williams - Worth
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Chords:
Bb/F
Cm/G
Gm
Eb
F
WORTH
Bb/F
V1: I sat on a park bench, was talking to Jesus
Cm/G
I showed Him my scars and I told Him my weakness.
Gm
I said I wasn't sure if I had the strength to get
Eb
up again.
Bb/F
But I didn't come for pity so I talked about the weather.
Cm/G
I said "Missouris pretty, but I'm sure that Heavens better."
Gm
He only gave a smile and then slowly He
Eb
nodded His head.
Bb/F Cm/G
We sat in silence for a time and we watched
Gm
the sun come through the pine
F
Then He looked me in the eye. And He said,
Bb/F
CH: "Do you have any idea how much you are worth?
Cm/G
If you were for ransom
Gm F
I'd give them the earth.
Bb/F
You say you look at yourself and you don't see enough,
Cm/G Gm F
But I see the reason I went to that cross.
Cm/G Gm Eb
And you've got to know I'd do it over again
Cm/G Gm Eb F
Even if you were the only one left.
Bb/F
Do you have any idea how much you are worth?
Cm/G
I gave you my life
Gm F
I gave you my love."
Bb/F
V2: I turn my head away so He didn't see me crying.
Cm/G
He put an arm around me said "I don't know why you're hiding.
Gm
There never was a day that I was unaware of
Eb
your pain.
Bb/F
You see that sparrow in that tree
Cm/G Gm
He will never fall where I can't see.
F
Sorrows never lost on me.
CH
Bb/F
I sat on on a park bench was talking to Jesus.
Cm/G
Said "I don't deserve this, all of your goodness.
Gm
There's gotta be a way that I can repay that
Eb
debt."
F
And He said,
Bb/F
"Do you have any idea how much you are worth?
Cm/G Gm F
From the beginning, I loved you first.
Bb/F
You say you look at yourself and you don't see enough,
Cm/G Gm F
But I see the reason I went to that cross
Cm/G Gm Eb
And I'd do it over and over again
Cm/G Gm Eb F
Even if you were the only one left
Bb/F
Do you have any idea how much you are worth?
Cm/G
I gave you my life
Gm F
I gave you my love."
How to play Anne Williams - Worth
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.