In His Arms
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
In His Arms(key of c)
{Intro}
C G/B Am Em F G C/E F C
[Verse 1]
C G Am
I wish I could see inside your heart
Em F
Wish I could mend the broken parts
G C G C
But it's time for you to leave
G Am
The hardest part of letting you go
Em F
Is wondering if you will ever know
G C
Whatit feels like to be free.
[Bridge]
Am G F
And somy prayer for you tonight
Am G F
Is that the Father holds you tight.
[Chorus]
C G/B Am
In His arms, you'll find a place where you belong
G F
You'll find a Father who is strong
C/E Bb Gsus G
Who never leaves His children all alone
C G/B Am
In his arms you'll find a reason to believe
G F
And if you're willing to receive,
C/E
You'll find the love;
Bb Gsus G
Your heart has always dreamed of;
Am Em F C Am G F
In His Arms.
[Verse 2]
C G Am
Although we have tried to help you see,
Em F
That just letting go would set you free,
G C Gsus G
It must be hard to understand.
C G Am
But even before the world began
Em F
Iknow you were part of His great plan.
G C
So now we place you in His hands.
[Bridge]
Am G F
And though it's hard to let you go,
Am Em F
We still have faith because we know,
[Chorus]
C G/B Am
In His arms, you'll find a place where you belong
G F
You'll find a Father who is strong
C/E Bb Gsus G
Who never leaves His children all alone
C G/B Am
In his arms you'll find a reason to believe
G F
And if you're willing to receive,
C/E
You'll find the love;
Bb Gsus G
Your heart has always dreamed of;
Am Em F C Am G F
In His Arms.
***Repeat Chorus with key change (Key of D)***
[Chorus]
D A/C Bm
In His arms, you'll find a place where you belong
A G
You'll find a Father who is strong
D/F# C Asus A
Who never leaves His children all alone
D A/C Bm
In his arms you'll find a reason to believe
A G
And if you're willing to receive,
D/F#
You'll find the love;
C Asus A
Your heart has always dreamed of;
Bm D
In His Arms.
How to play In His Arms
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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.