let everything that has a breath
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[INTRO ]- E D# C# A B E D# C# A F# (hold)
E5 D#
Let everything that, everything that
C#m7 A2 Bsus
Everything that has breath praise the Lord
E D#
Let everything that, everything that
C#m7 A2 Bsus F#m
Everything that has breath praise the Lord
VERSE 1:
E5
Praise You in the morning
D#
Praise You in the evening
C#m7 A2
Praise You when I'm young and when I'm old
E5
Praise You when I'm laughing
D#
Praise You when I'm grieving
C#m7 A2
Praise You every season of the soul
F#m7 E/G#
If we could see how much You're worth
F#m7 E/G#
Your power, Your might, Your endless love
F#m7 E/G# A2 B
Then surely we would never cease to praise
VERSE 2:
E5
Praise You in the heavens
D#
Joining with the angels
C#m7 A2
Praising You forever and a day
E5
Praise You on the earth now
D#
Joining with creation
C#m7 A2
Calling all the nations to Your praise
F#m7 E/G#
If they could see how much You're worth
F#m7 E/G#
Your power, Your might, Your endless love
F#m7 E/G# A2
Then surely they would never cease to praise
REPEAT CHOURS
WALK UP ON BASS
E E F# G# A B C# D# E
REPEAT CHORUS
How to play let everything that has a breath
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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.