How Good It Is - Chris Tomlin

How Good It Is

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Intro
 
F#m D A
How good
E
How good
F#m D A
How good it is
A
How good
E
How good
F#m D A
How good it is
A
How good
E
How good
 
[Verso 1]
 
F#m D
Enter His gates with thanks
A E
Enter His courts with praise
F#m D
Bring Him a shout of joy
A
Sing of His endless fame
E F#m
For the Lord is good
D
And His love endures
A E
His love endures forever
F#m D
We remember this
A
We remember this
 
[Refrão]
E F#m D A E
Oh how good that it is to sing praise to the Lord
F#m D A E
Oh how great is the Name above all Names
F#m D
From the rising of the morning sun
A E
To the setting of the same
F#m D A
Oh how good that it is to sing praise
F#m D A
How good it is
A
How good
A
How good
F#m D A
How good it is
A
How good
E
How good
F#m D A
How good it is
 
[Verso 2]
 
E F#m
Rivers will clap their hands
D A E
Mountains will lift their song
F#m
Even the rocks cry out
D A
Creation stands in awe
E F#m
Of the One who was
D
And the One who is
A A
And the One who reigns forever
F#m D
We remember this
A
We remember this
 
[Refrão]
E F#m D A E
Oh how good that it is to sing praise to the Lord
F#m D A E
Oh how great is the Name above all Names
F#m D
From the rising of the morning sun
A E
To the setting of the same
F#m D A
Oh how good that it is to sing praise
F#m
How good it is
Dm
How good
A
How good
E F#m D A E
How good it is
 
Outro
 
F#m D A E
Oh how good that it is to sing praise to the Lord
F#m D A
Oh how great is the Name above all Names
F#m D
From the rising of the morning sun
A E
To the setting of the same
F#m D
And with every breath inside our lungs
A E
Forever we will sing
F#m D A E
Oh how good that it is to sing praise
F#m D A
Oh how good that it is to sing praise
F#m D A
How good it is
A
How good
E
How good
F#m D A
How good it is
A
How good
E
How good
N.C.
How good it is

How to play How Good It Is

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#m. 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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