Jesus Is Coming Soon
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
C G C
Troublesome times are here
Am Em Am
Filling men’s hearts with fear.
C G C G
Freedom we all hold dear now is at stake.
C G C
Humbling our hearts to God
Am Em Am
C G C
Seek the way pilgrims trod.
C F C
Christians awake!
[Refrain]
C F C
Jesus is coming soon!
C G C
Morning or night or noon;
Am Em Am
Many will meet their doom.
G
Trumpets will sound.
C F C
All of the dead shall rise;
C G C
Righteous meet in the skies,
Am Em Am
Going where no one dies.
C F C
Heavenward bound!
[Verse]
C G C
Love of so many cold,
Am Em Am
Losing their home of gold,
C G C G
This in God’s Word is told, evils abound.
C G C
When these signs come at last,
Am Em Am
Nearing the end at last,
C G C
It will come very fast,
C F C
Trumpets will sound.
[Refrain]
C F C
Jesus is coming soon!
C G C
Morning or night or noon;
Am Em Am
Many will meet their doom.
G
Trumpets will sound.
C F C
All of the dead shall rise;
C G C
Righteous meet in the skies,
Am Em Am
Going where no one dies.
C F C
Heavenward bound!
[Verse]
C G C
3 Troubles will soon be o’er.
Am Em Am
Happy forevermore
C G C
When we meet on that shore
G
Free from all care.
C G C
Rising up in the sky;
Am Em Am
Telling this world goodbye,
C G C
Homeward we then will fly.
C F C
Glory to share!
[Refrain]
C F C
Jesus is coming soon!
C G C
Morning or night or noon;
Am Em Am
Many will meet their doom.
G
Trumpets will sound.
C F C
All of the dead shall rise;
C G C
Righteous meet in the skies,
Am Em Am
Going where no one dies.
C F C
Heavenward bound!
[Refrain]
C F C
Jesus is coming soon!
C G C
Morning or night or noon;
Am Em Am
Many will meet their doom.
G
Trumpets will sound.
C F C
All of the dead shall rise;
C G C
Righteous meet in the skies,
Am Em Am
Going where no one dies.
C F C
Heavenward bound!
[Outro]
C F C
Heavenward bound!
C F C
Heavenward bound!
How to play Jesus Is Coming Soon
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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.