God Be My Vision - Chris Renzema

God Be My Vision

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Intro: C
 
Verse
 
C G Am
God, be my vision, be my Holy truth
F Am C
Yea, I'll be the branches if you'll be the root
C G Am
I'd give all my freedom, yea I'd become a slave
F E
To lay on your shore and be washed by your waves
Am E F C C
To lay on your shore and be washed by your waves
 
Verse
 
C G Am
I don't care for riches nor mans empty praise
F Am C
Cus' you're all I want, for all of my days
C G Am
I'd give all my money, yea I'd throw it away
F E
To stand in your presence, and feel the light of your face
Am E F C C
To stand in your presence, and feel the light of your face
 
[Refrão]
Am F C
All I want is You, You know
Am F C
Cus' through the joy of letting go,
Am F C G
I've found my peace, I've found my hope, I've found my home
Am F C
All I want is You, You know
Am F C
Cus' through the joy of letting go,
Am F C C
I've found my peace, I've found my hope, I've found my home
 
Verse
 
C G Am
God, be my treasure, Lord be my reward
F Am C
Be my Holy Jesus, what I'm fighting for
C G Am
I'd give all my hist'ry, just to stand at your door
F E
To knock and hear, "enter you're an orphan no more"
Am E F C C
To knock and hear, "enter you're an orphan no more"
 
[Refrão]
Am F C
All I want is You, You know
Am F C
Cus' through the joy of letting go,
Am F C G
I've found my peace, I've found my hope, I've found my home
Am F C
All I want is You, You know
Am F C
Cus' through the joy of letting go,
Am F C C
I've found my peace, I've found my hope, I've found my home
Am F C C
I've found my peace, I've found my hope, I've found my home
Am F C
I've found my peace, I've found my hope, I've found my home

How to play God Be My Vision

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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.

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