Caleb Northwood - Who Told You - Misc Originals

Caleb Northwood - Who Told You

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
4th traste
[Verse 1]
G Em
Who said the gifts were dead? Ceased with the apostles, is that what they said?
C D
Who told you, who told you that?
G Em
Who said He's not really in the bread? Bare memorial is really what He meant?
C D
Who told you, who told you that?
 
[Chorus]
C D
Then why did He say it'd be better if He went to the Father
G Em
The world would believe through our signs and wonders
C D
That He would do great; the Church would do greater
G Em
He promised we would by sending the Helper
C D Em Bm
Who told you? Who told you other--wise?
C D G
Who told you? Whoever told you lied.
 
[Verse 2]
G Em
You heard He doesn't move like a wildfire as in the upper room
C D
Who told you? Who told you that?
G
You don't know where you heard it but somehow you must've missed it
Em
It just sounds like the Great Comission ended
C D
Who told you? Who told you that?
 
[Chorus]
C D
Then why did He say it'd be better if He went to the Father
G Em
The world would believe through our signs and wonders
C D
That He would do great; the Church would do greater
G Em
He promised we would by sending the Helper
C D Em Bm
Who told you? Who told you other--wise?
C D G
Who told you? Whoever told you lied.
 
[Bridge]
C D
He's still moving; He's still healing
G Em
He still speaks in prophecy and dreaming
C D
Still moves mountains, casts out demons
G Em
Still can't be boxed in; Still has no ceiling
C D
Still mute men talking and lame men leaping
G Em
Tongues still spoken deep still cries out to deep and
C D
Still in the bread and wine; still really mens it,
G Em
Still desires for His bride to believe it
C D Em Bm
Who told you? Who told you other--wise?
C D G
Who told you? Whoever told you lied.

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