God Has Another Plan
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Bb Gm7 Eb
Bb Gm7 Eb
Oh...
[Verse 1]
Bb
Out of the fire
Gm7
Into the flames or another trial
G Ab
When you feel like your heart
Eb Ab
Has had all it can take
F Bb Eb
And nothing is there left to break
Cm Eb
In the heat of the fire
F Gm
He will pull you through
Cm Eb
When you don't understand
F Gm
He is tried and true
Csus4 C
No matter the question
F
There is an answer for you
[Chorus]
Bb Eb
So when the rain falls hard
Bb Eb
And the storm winds come
F Gm
And you think it will never blow over
Eb
Trouble under your feet
Nothing over your head
Ab Gm F
And you find yourself running for cover
Bb Eb F Gm7
Oh, God has another plan
Cm7 F Bb
Oh-oh-oh, God has another plan
[Instrumental]
Gm7 Eb
[Verse 2]
Bb
Starting all over
Gm7
Praying that things will get better
Ab
You've said all you can say
Eb Ab
You've done all that you can
F Bb Eb
But you're back where you started again
Cm Eb
You will find in confusion
F Gm
There is peace at last
Cm Eb
You will know that your trials
F Gm
Only came to pass
C5
No matter the problem
C7 F
God's ways are better than best
[Chorus]
Bb Eb
So when the rain falls hard
Bb Eb
And the storm winds come
F Gm
And you think it will never blow over
Eb
Trouble under your feet
Nothing over your head
Ab Gm F
And you find yourself running for cover
Bb Eb F Gm Gm7
Oh, God has another plan
Cm7 F G C
Remember, God has another plan
[Bridge]
F
G C F
God has a plan
Oh...
[Chorus]
C F
So when the rain falls hard
And the storm winds come
G C Am
And you think it will never blow over
Dm
Trouble under your feet
F Dm7
Nothing over your head
Dm7 Bb Fm G
And you find yourself running for cover
Em F G Am7
Oh, God has another plan
Dm7 G C
Remember, God has another plan
[Outro]
Am7
C Am7 G C
Oh-oh, God has a plan
Am7
When you think it will never blow over
C Am7 G C
How to play God Has Another Plan
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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.