Give And Take
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Intro
C
[Verso 1]
C
You're better than anything, anything else I know
C
I put my trust in You, in You alone
C
You are my solid ground, the steadiest place I know
C
I build my life on You and You alone
[Refrão]
C F
With open hands I come, ready to receive
Am7 F
What You give and take, I will trust through everything
C F
With open hands I come, ready to receive
Am7
What You give and take, You know exactly what I need
[Verso 2]
C F
You've given me everything, all that I'll ever need
C F
All of it comes from You and You alone
Am7 G F
I put my trust in You, in You alone
[Refrão]
C F
With open hands I come, ready to receive
Am7 F
What You give and take, I will trust through everything
C F
With open hands I come, ready to receive
Am7 F
What You give and take, You know exactly what I need
You know exactly what I need
[Pós-Refrão]
Em G F
You know exactly what I need
Em G F Em G
You know exactly what I need
[Ponte]
F Em G
You give and take away, Your promises remain
F
Blessed be the Name
Em G
Whose Hand provides for me, walks through the fire for me
F
Blessed be the Name
Em G
Who sees the broken dreams, still has a plan for me
F
Blessed be the Name
Em G
Through everything, whatever I lose, whatever I gain
F
Blessed be Your Name
Em G
You give and take away, Your promises remain
F
Blessed be the Name
Em G
Whose Hand provides for me, walks through the fire for me
F
Blessed be the Name
Em G
Who sees the broken dreams, still has a plan for me
F
Blessed be the Name
Em G
Through everything, whatever I lose, whatever I gain
{Drop}
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
Outro
C
You're better than anything, anything else I know
C
I build my life on You and You alone
C Dm C G
I build my life on You and You alone
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
Dm C G
Blessed be Your Name
How to play Give And Take
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.