Glorious Things - John Mark McMillan

Glorious Things

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Intro: Ab
 
verse 1
Ab
God, I'll tell my daughters and sons
Ab
To the ones who've yet to come
Ab
To the glory that crowns You
Ab
God, I'll sing while I an young,
Ab
Sing till this breath is done
Ab
The beauty surrounds You
 
[Refrão]
Db Ab
Gloriuos things are spoken of You
Db Ab
Glorious things too great to tell
Db Ab
Glorious things are spoken of You
Bbm
You make everything
Db
Beautiful and glorious
 
Instrumental
Db Ab Db Ab Db Ab
 
verse 2
Ab
God, I will tell of Your kindness and strenght
Ab
The way You lifted and carried me,
Ab
Your mercy amazing
Ab
God, You're not like man, You do not leave
Ab
I will hold fast; I will believe
Ab
You're never changing
 
[Refrão]
Db Ab
Gloriuos things are spoken of You
Db Ab
Glorious things too great to tell
Db Ab
Glorious things are spoken of You
Bbm
You make everything
Db
Beautiful and glorious
 
Bridge
Db
I will say it is true;
Db
Your love is not removed
Ab
And I will say it is true;
Ab
Your love is not removed
Db
And I will say it is true;
Db
Your love endures all my days
Db
Ooo
Db
I will say it is true;
Db
Your love is not removed
Ab
And I will say it is true;
Ab
Your love is not removed
Db
And I will say it is true;
Db
Your love endures all my days
Db Ab Db Ab Db Ab
Ooo ooo Ooo ooo Ooo ooo
Db Ab Db Ab Db Ab
Ooo ooo Ooo ooo Ooo ooo
 
[Refrão]
Db Ab
Gloriuos things are spoken of You
Db Ab
Glorious things too great to tell
Db Ab
Glorious things are spoken of You
Bbm
You make everything
Db Ab
Beautiful and glorious

How to play Glorious Things

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Ab. 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.

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