God Can
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
G
When you can't move the mountains
G
That's standing in your way.
D
I came to tell ya - God Can
G
I said - God Can
G
And when you can't turn your darkness
G
into the light of day
D
I've got good news - God Can
D D G
God Can God Can God Can
[Interlude]
G
2 measures tempo
[Verse 2]
G
When you can't find the answers
G
to all your doubts and fears
D G
God Can! God Can!
G
When you are needing someone
G
to wipe away your tears
D G
God Can! God Can!
[Chorus]
G7 C G
God can do more than you can ever ask or think.
D D7 G G7
He holds all power in his mighty hands.
C
When you can't see the way
G
Just remember this my friend
D G E
God Can! God Can!
[Verse 3]
A
When you can't change your past
A
and can't heal your broken heart
E A
God Can! God Can!
A
When you can't find the courage
A
to make a brand new start.
E A
God Can! God Can!
[Chorus]
A7 D A
God can do more than you can ever ask or think.
E A A7
He holds all power in his mighty hands.
D
When you can't see the way
A
Just remember this my friend
E A
God Can! God Can!
[Bridge]
E
When you are at your weakest
A
He'll fill you with his strength.
E
It's not by might but by his spirit
A
That we do all things.
D
Yes you can face the future
A B7
when your hope is in his hands (hold)
[Chorus]
E B
God can do more than you can ever ask or think.
F# B
He holds all power in his mighty hands.
E
When you can't see the way
B
Just remember this my friend
F# B
God Can! God Can!
[Bridge 2]
F# B
I have a God who can do anything
F# B
I have a God who is still the king of kings
F# B
I have a God who is able to do
C# F# C
Above and beyond what you ask him to.
[Chorus]
C7 F C
God can do more than you can ever ask or think.
G C C7
He holds all power in his mighty hands.
F
When you can't see the way
C
Just remember this my friend
G C
God Can! God Can!
G Am
God Can! God Can!
G C
God Can! God Can!
How to play God Can
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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.