Lead On Good Shepherd
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E
[Verse 1]
E E
Well I’ve been turned 'round
E E
But I’ve never been lost
E A E
Seen the water get troubled
E
But we walked across
E A E
When my knees were shaking
E E
You held my hand
A B
Turning my problems
A
To a promised land
[Chorus]
E
A
I’ll follow all my days
E
There ain’t nothing sweeter
B
Than to watch You make a way
E
You’ve walked me through the valley
A E
But You never steered me wrong
A B
So lead on good shepherd
E
Lead on
[Verse 2]
E
Seen some mighty deep canyons
E
That You brought me through
A E
Seen some mighty big mountains
E
That just up and moved
A E
Glory glory hallelujah
E
Yeah that’s my song
A B
Walking with my Father
A
Into the great unknown
[Chorus]
E
Lead on good shepherd
A
I’ll follow all my days
E
There ain’t nothing sweeter
B
Than to watch You make a way
E
You’ve walked me through the valley
A E
But You never steered me wrong
A B
So lead on good shepherd
E
Lead on
[Bridge]
E
Step by step day by day
Lead me on Lord I pray
Road gets dark walk by faith
Lead on good shepherd
E
Step by step day by day
E
Lead me on Lord I pray
C#m B
Road gets dark walk by faith
E A
Lead on good shepherd
[Chorus]
E
Lead on good shepherd
A
I’ll follow all my days
E
There ain’t nothing sweeter
B
Than to watch You make a way
E
You’ve walked me through the valley
A E
But You never steered me wrong
A B
So lead on good shepherd
E
Lead on
[Bridge]
E
Step by step day by day
Lead me on Lord I pray
Road gets dark walk by faith
E
Lead on good shepherd
E
Step by step day by day
E
Lead me on Lord I pray
C#m B
Road gets dark walk by faith
E A
Lead on good shepherd
[Tag]
C#m B
Lead on good shepherd
E A
Lead on good shepherd
C#m B
Lead on good shepherd
E A
Lead on good shepherd
C#m B
Lead on good shepherd
E
Lead on
How to play Lead On Good Shepherd
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 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.