I Will Carry You - Michael W. Smith

I Will Carry You

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verse 1
A E C D F
Sometimes I wonder if my beating heart has a reason
G C E
The thought of breathing only takes my breath away
A F
I've spent so many nights wrestling with this feeling
G C E
Do I have the strength to make it through the day
F C
But I was never meant
G Am
To walk this road alone
F C
I can always trust you
Esus4 E
When you say
 
[Refrão]Chorus
A D A
I will carry you
D A
Be your strength
Db7 Gbm
And pull you through
E A D A
Reach for me, And take my hand
D A Db7 Gbm
We will pray, And we will stand
Bm E A
In a world, Crying out for peace
D G
Let your heart be strong
Db7 Gbm
For when I am weak
E A
You will carry me
 
verse 2
A E C D F
Sometimes You wonder if the road you're on has a reason
G C E
It's hard to go on, when you just don't know
A F
We can shoulder all the weight of life between us
G C E
Until the fear of what we cannot see is gone
F C
Cause we were never meant
G Am
to walk this road alone
F C
we are bound together
Esus4 E
When we say...
 
[Refrão]Chorus
A D A
I will carry you
D A
Be your strength
Db7 Gbm
And pull you through
E A D A
Reach for me, And take my hand
D A Db7 Gbm
We will pray, And we will stand
E A Bm E A
In a world, Crying out for peace
D G
Let your heart be strong
Db7 Gbm
For when I am weak
E A
You will carry me
 
Ending
A D A
I will carry you
D A
Be your strength
Db7 Gbm
And pull you through
E A Bm E A
In a world, Crying out for peace
D G
Let your heart be strong
Bbm Gbm
For when I am weak
E A
You will carry me
A D A
I will carry you
A D A
I will carry you

How to play I Will Carry You

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 A. 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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