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How Much More - Nick Herbert

How Much More

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste

[Verse 1]

G

You don’t give as the world gives

C

You don’t ever run out

D

There’s an endless anointing

C

There is never a drought

G/B

See the table that’s ready

C

There’s a blessing in store

D

We are here at the throne of the

C

Everlasting Lord

[Chorus]

C

How much more will the Father

G

give

D

So much more, even more

Em

than this

C

How much more are we yet to

G

see

D

So much more, You’re the

Em

overfl

D

owing

C

God

C

So we

G

ask will You

D

come

C

So we

G

ask Your will be

D

done

[Verse 2]

G

If You gave us a Saviour

C

If You sent us Your Son

D

You won’t hold back Your favour

C

For Your nature is Love

G/B

There’s a storehouse in heaven

C

And You’ve opened the doors

D

Coz we’re here at the throne of the

C

everlasting Lord

[Chorus]

C

How much more will the Father

G

give

D

So much more, even more

Em

than this

C

How much more are we yet to

G

see

D

So much more, You’re the

Em

overfl

D

owing

C

God

C

So we

G

ask will You

D

come

C

So we

G

ask Your will be

D

done

[Bridge]

Em

All the blessing

Bm

and honor

C

Belongs to You, it

G

belongs to the giver

Em

All the blessing

Bm

and honor

C

Belongs to You, it belongs

D

You

Em

All the blessing

Bm

and honor

C

Belongs to You, it belongs

G

to the giver

Em

All the bless

Bm

ing and honor

C

Belongs to You, it belongs

D

to You

[Chorus]

C

How much more will the Father

G

give

D

So much more, even more

Em

than this

C

How much more are we yet to

G

see

D

So much more, You’re the

Em

overfl

D

owing

C

God

C

So we

G

ask will You

D

come

C

So we

G

ask Your will be

D

done

[Outro]

C

So we

G

ask will You

D

come

C

So we

G

ask Your will be

D

done

How to play How Much More

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 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.