Ebenezer
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[Intro ]
G C G
[Verso 1]
G
How can I tell of all you've done
C
So many stories of your love
When I look back it's all so clear to me
G
But O how quickly I forget
C
The ways I've seen your faithfulness
Am
How over and over you've made a way for me
[Refrão]
G
I will raise up stones of remembrance
C
To remind my soul how good you've been
Em D C
You've been so good over and over and over again
G
You always keep your promises
C
You never go back on what you said
Em D C
You've been so good over and over and over again
Am G
Over and over and over
[Verso 2]
G
You split the sea and broke down walls
G/B C
There's no exception with my heart
You stop at nothing when you show your love
G
No height or depth keeps us apart
C
'Cause there is a stone above them all
Am
The empty grave declares that I am free
[Refrão]
G
I will raise up stones of remembrance
C
To remind my soul how good you've been
Em D C
You've been so good over and over and over again
G
You always keep your promises
C
You never go back on what you said
Em D C Am
You've been so good over and over and over and over again
[Ponte]
G
I've got an Ebenezer, I've got an Ebenezer
Em D Am
Lifted high, I lift it high and remember
G C G D
I've got an Ebenezer, I've got an Ebenezer
Em D C
Lifted high, I lift it high and remember
G C G B7
I've got an Ebenezer, I've got an Ebenezer
Em D C
Lifted high, I lift it high and remember
[Refrão]
G
I will raise up stones of remembrance
C
To remind my soul how good you've been
Em D C
You've been so good over and over and over again
G G/B
You always keep your promises
C D
You never go back on what you said
Em D C
You've been so good over and over and over again
[Ponte]
G C G D
I've got an Ebenezer, I've got an Ebenezer
Em D C
Lifted high, I lift it high and remember
G C G D
I've got an Ebenezer, I've got an Ebenezer
Em D C
Lifted high, I lift it high and remember
Outro
G C G D
Em D C G
How to play Ebenezer
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.