Hallelujah For The Cross - Ross King

Hallelujah For The Cross

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This song was written by Ross King and performed by Newsboys.
Standard tuning and G major form chords and often played with a
Capo on the 4th fret.
Tabbed by ChadH90
 
Intro
 
verse 1
G C G Em C D
Up to the hill of Calvary, my Savior went courageously
G/B C D Em C D
and there He bled and died for me, Hallelujah for the cross
G C G Em C D
And on that day the world was changed, a final, perfect Lamb was slain
G/B C D E C D G
Let earth and heaven now proclaim, Hallelujah for the cross
 
Chorus
C D G Em D
Hallelujah for the war He fought, love has won, death has lost
C D Em C D G
Hallelujah for the souls He bought, Hallelujah for the cross
 
verse 2
G C G Em C D
What good I’ve done could never save, my debt too great for deeds to pay
G/B C D Em C D
But God, my Savior, made a way, Hallelujah for the cross
G C G Em C D
A slave to sin, my life was bound, but all my chains fell to the ground
G/B C D Em C D G
When Jesus’ blood came flowing down, Hallelujah for the cross
 
Chorus
C D G Em D
Hallelujah for the war He fought, love has won, death has lost
C D Em C D G
Hallelujah for the souls He bought, Hallelujah for the cross
 
(Instrumental – Chorus chords)
 
verse 3
G C G Em C D
And when I breathe my final breath, I’ll have no need to fear that rest
G/B C D Em C D G
This hope will guide me into death, Hallelujah for the cross
 
Chorus
C D G Em D
Hallelujah for the war He fought, love has won, death has lost
C D Em C D G
Hallelujah for the souls He bought, Hallelujah for the cross
 
Outro
C D Em C D Em C D G
… Hallelujah for the cross, Hallelujah for the cross, Hallelujah for the cross.

How to play Hallelujah For The Cross

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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