In Your Arms
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Intro:
F G C Em7 Am
F G C
[Refrão]
F G C F G Am
Through the storms of life, lead me i----nto your light
F C G Am D G
give my heart a new song, when I`m weak make me strong
F G C Em7 Am
By your Word lead me, into pa----s-tures of peace
F G C
hold me close, safely rest, in Your arms
verse 1:
F G C F G C
You're my Redeemer, and amazing grace
F G C F G
my Fortress and my Hiding Place
F G C F Em Am
You're my Deliverer, and my solid rock
F G C
my soul's desire is in You
[Refrão]
F G C F G Am
Through the storms of life, lead me i----nto your light
F C G Am D G
give my heart a new song, when I`m weak make me strong
F G C Em7 Am
By your Word lead me, into pa----s-tures of peace
F G C
hold me close, safely rest, in Your arms
verse 2:
F G C F G C
Through all creation, Your ways are known
F G C F G
cause You are the God who's God alone, (you're God alone)
F G C F Em Am
Let every nation, and let every tongue
F G C
confess that You are Lord of all
verse 1:
F G C F G Am
Through the storms of life, lead me i----nto your light
F C G Am D G
give my heart a new song, when I`m weak make me strong
[Refrão]
F G C F G Am
Through the storms of life, lead me i----nto your light
F C G Am D G
give my heart a new song, when I`m weak make me strong
F G C Em7 Am
By your Word lead me, into pa----s-tures of peace
F G C
hold me close, safely rest, in Your arms
Inter:
F G C Em7 Am
F G C
(Scripture narration during the inter):
The Bible says God is a very present help in the time of trouble (Psalm 46:1)
He is our light and our salvation (Psalm 27:1)
A lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path (Psalm 119:105)
He hath put a new song in our mouths, even praise unto our God (Psalms 40:3)
F G C Em7 Am
By your Word lead me, into pa----s-tures of peace
F G C
hold me close, safely rest, in Your arms
End:
F G C
hold me close, safely rest, in Your arms
F G C
hold me close, safely rest, in Your arms
How to play In Your Arms
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. 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.