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Capo 1
[Refrão]G D/F#
Glory to God who gave his son
Em7
Glory to God the victory's won
D2 C
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
G
I am free
bore my shame
Glory to God exalt his name
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Cmaj7 C2 Cmaj7 C2 Cmaj7 C2 (Use G after)
I am free
Verse 1:
Cmaj7 C2
who will free me from this body of death
Cmaj7
who will ransom my heart and give me life
C2
who will set my feet upon a hope
A D2
that will not fade away
Verse 2:
Cmaj7 C2
you have broken the chains on me
Cmaj7
you have silenced condemnation's song
C2
and you set my feet upon a hope
A D2
that will not fade away
Bridge:
D2
there is no condemnation
D2/B
there is no condemnation
D2 D2/B
those who are in Christ
C
we are free (repeat)
©2004 Robinson Lane Music
All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
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Todd Fields
Key: G
Comments:
Capo 1
[Refrão]G D/F#
Glory to God who gave his son
Em7
Glory to God the victory's won
D2 C
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
G
I am free
Glory to God who bore my shame
Glory to God exalt his name
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Cmaj7 C2 Cmaj7 C2 Cmaj7 C2 (Use G after)
I am free
Verse 1:
Cmaj7 C2
who will free me from this body of death
Cmaj7
who will ransom my heart and give me life
C2
who will set my feet upon a hope
A D2
that will not fade away
Verse 2:
Cmaj7 C2
you have broken the chains on me
Cmaj7
you have silenced condemnation's song
C2
and you set my feet upon a hope
A D2
that will not fade away
Bridge:
D2
there is no condemnation
D2/B
there is no condemnation
D2 D2/B
those who are in Christ
C
we are free (repeat)
©2004 Robinson Lane Music
All rights reserved. International copyright secured.
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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.