Emmaus
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
[Intro]
D G C F Dm Am Bb A D
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
Who is Jesus Christ?
G Em A D
The question echoes down Emmaus Road
D Dmaj7
Dead or raised to life
G F# Bm
The same doubts spoken first so long ago
Bm G
When a stranger came
F#m Bm
To two men on their journey
G
And it was not long before
F#m F# Em A
Their broken hearts were burning
[Chorus]
A D G
Somewhere between where you are and Emmaus
A D
A stranger wants to come and walk with you
D G
Somewhere along the way your heart will be burning
F# Bm
Drawn into the holy flame of truth
Em
Right now He may be a stranger to you
Em A
What will he be when your journey's through
A D G
Somewhere between where you are and Emmaus
G Em A D
The Savior wants to walk with you
[Interlude]
G C A D
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7
Some ask Him in to stay
G Em A D
As night falls on their own Emmaus Road
D Dmaj7
Some push Him away
G F#m F# Bm
And never see the mystery unfold
G A
But those who take to heart
F#m Bm G
The word that has been spoken
G F#m
As He breaks the bread of life
F# Em A
Their eyes will open
[Chorus]
A D G
Somewhere between where you are and Emmaus
A D
A stranger wants to come and walk with you
D G
Somewhere along the way your heart will be burning
F# Bm
Drawn into the holy flame of truth
Em
Right now He may be a stranger to you
Em A
What will he be when your journey's through
A D G
Somewhere between where you are and Emmaus
G Em A Bm B
The Savior wants to walk with you
[Outro]
B E A
Somewhere between where you are and Emmaus
B E
A stranger wants to come and walk with you
E A
Somewhere along the way your heart will be burning
G# C#m
Drawn into the holy flame of truth
F#m
Right now He may be a stranger to you
B
What will he be when your journey's through
E A
Somewhere between where you are and Emmaus
F#m B C#m
The Savior wants to walk with you
F#m B E A D G C B Bm E
The Savior wants to walk with you
How to play Emmaus
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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.