It Is Finished
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It Is Finished Acústico Cifra por The Modern Post
Riff is in note form played by piano. Recommend listening to the song to get familiar with the riff placement if you're on piano. The last chord in the first chorus serves as the first note in the riff interlude. For fuller sound, play the riff notes in octaves. If you're on guitar, here is the intro/interlude that is played alongside the piano riff: C D G C G D G. Link to the acoustic version - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVhceWk6KoY.
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Riff Intro Notes]
G G E D B B A G (x2)
[Verse 1]
G Em D
There’s no deed that can redeem us, There’s no rite, nor magic word
G Em D
Only by the work of Jesus, Can salvation be secured
[Chorus]
C G Em D C
It is finished! He has done it! Let your weary heart rejoice!
C G Em D C
Our redemption is accomplished; Raise a shout with ragged voice
Am G Em D C
And go bravely into battle, knowing he has won the war
Em D C
It is finished, lift your head
D G (G E D B B A G)
And weep no more
[Remaing Piano Riff Interlude]
G G E D B B A G
[Verse 2]
G Em D
There’s no sacrifice to offer, there’s no penance to complete
G Em D
Freely drink of living water, without money come and feast
[Chorus]
C G Em D C
It is finished! He has done it! Let your weary heart rejoice!
C G Em D C
Our redemption is accomplished; Raise a shout with ragged voice
Am G Em D C
And go bravely into battle, knowing he has won the war
Em D C
It is finished, lift your head—
[Bridge]
Em D/F# G C
Let every sin - ner re - joice!
G D
Hear the dying victor’s cry
Em D/F# G C
Raise up your voice
G D
Sing it out through earth and sky
[Chorus]
C G Em D C
It is finished! He has done it! Let your weary heart rejoice!
C G Em D C
Our redemption is accomplished; Raise a shout with ragged voice
Am G Em D C
And go bravely into battle, knowing he has won the war
Em D C
It is finished, lift your head
D G
And weep no more
How to play It Is Finished
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.