It Is Good To Give Thanks
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
G C/G G C/G
[Verse 1]
G
You are the soil that I die in
C/G
Where my heart takes root
G
You are the ground I come alive in
C/G
My beginning is in You
[Verse 2]
G
You are the water that I thrive on
C/G
All my strength to break through
G
You are the Son that I rely on
C/G
My future is in You
[Pre-Chorus]
Em Dadd11 C
In You alone I delight
Em Dadd11 C
For what You’ve done I will sing with joy
[Chorus]
G
(‘Cause) it is good to give thanks to You Lord
Dadd11
To sing praises to Your name Most High
Em C
It is good to proclaim your loyal love in the morning
G Dadd11 G
Your faithfulness into the night
[Verse 3]
G
You lift me up like tall tree
C/G
Your righteousness, my fruit
G
You fill my branches with your goodness
C/G
And all I have is in You
[Pre-Chorus]
Em Dadd11 C
In You alone I delight
Em Dadd11 C
For what You’ve done I will sing with joy
[Chorus]
G
(‘Cause) it is good to give thanks to You Lord
Dadd11
To sing praises to Your name Most High
Em C
It is good to proclaim your loyal love in the morning
G Dadd11 G
Your faithfulness into the night
[Bridge]
Em
When the wind comes
C
When the drought comes
G Dadd11
And I watch as the wicked defeats
Em
When the flames come
C
When the pain comes
G Dadd11
And I listen to the broken weep
Em
I will give thanks
C
And I will sing praise
G Dadd11
And I will trust in You Lord My Rock
Em
You are just and
C
You're never unfair
G Dadd11 G
Oh My God how great You are!
[Pre-Chorus]
Em Dadd11 C
In You alone I delight
Em Dadd11 C
For what You’ve done I will sing with joy
[Chorus]
G
(‘Cause) it is good to give thanks to You Lord
Dadd11
To sing praises to Your name Most High
Em C
It is good to proclaim your loyal love in the morning
G Dadd11 G
Your faithfulness into the night
How to play It Is Good To Give Thanks
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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.