I Love Your Ways
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Playing this song is such a good way to
reflect on God’s perfect law and his perfect
ways. As the psalmist in Psalm 119:29 says,
“Put false ways far from me, and graciously
teach me your law.”
[Intro]
C#m E B F#
[Verse 1]
C#m E
They shine like dawn on an open Psalm
B F#
A knowing smile from something You said
C#m E
I hunger for the daily bread of
B F#
Your ways, Ah, the bread of Your ways
C#m E
They glow like blue in a field of black
B F#
Illuminating the runway ahead
C#m E
I love to follow the angel tread of
B F#
Your ways, Ah, the tread of Your ways
[Chorus]
E B F#
I love Your ways (Your true, Your perfect ways)
E B F#
I love Your ways (so beautiful to me)
E B F#
Lovely always (and faithful to restore)
E B F#
I love Your ways
[Verse 2]
C#m E
And when I tire, they bring a second wind
B F#
A word in season, a gleam in Your eye
C#m E
I love to feel the runner's high of
B F#
Your ways, Ah, the high of Your ways
C#m E
I lived so long under basement floors
B F#
The flickering lights, the windowless gloom
C#m E
I'm here to stay in the upper room of
B F#
Your ways, Ah, the room of Your ways
[Chorus]
E B F#
I’m I love Your ways (Your true, Your perfect ways)
E B F#
I love Your ways (so beautiful to me)
E B F#
Lovely always (and faithful to restore)
E B F#
I love Your ways
A#m
I need Your good word speaking
F#
When there's nothing to say
A#
I need Your Spirit here
A#m
Breathing on me every day Every night
A# A#m
I need Your love's pure light And I've learned
D# D#
forever to trust Ever to follow
D# D# C#m E B F#
Ever I'll praise Your everlasting ways
C#m E B F#
Your everlasting ways
Your everlasting ways
[Chorus]
E B F#
I’m I love Your ways (Your true, Your perfect ways)
E B F#
I love Your ways (so beautiful to me)
E B F#
Lovely always (and faithful to restore)
E B F#
I love Your ways
How to play I Love Your Ways
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.