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Chorus:
 
G
My Rock (my rock), my sheild (my sheild)
C G
My Jesus (my Jesus), he is real (he is real)
 
I can feel him (I can feel him), deep within (deep within)
D D7
my soul
G
One day (one day), He saved my soul (saved my soul)
C
and he made me (and he made me),
G
free and whole (free and whole),
C
My Lord (my Lord), He is real (he is real)
G D G
I can feel it in my soul
 
Verse 1:
G
One night I repented,
C G
I got down on my bended knees
 
I cried, "Lord, have mercy,
A7 D
won't you save my soul from sin
G
Now I'm walkin', but not alone,
C G
Cause I'm headed straight for home,
C
My Lord (My Lord) He is real (he is real)
G D G
I can feel him in my soul
 
Repeat Chorus:
 
(Instrumental)........
 
Verse 2:
 
G
Come to Jesus and repent,
C G
and get you feet on the solid rock
 
He's the one, who can help you,
A7 D
he will hear you when you cry
G
Yes it's Jesus, He's my saviour
C G
He's my friend, and my faithful guide,
C
My Lord (my Lord), He is real (he is real)
G D G A
And he will lead you to the other sii.......ide,
 
Repeat Chorus:
 
A
My rock (my rock), my sheild (my sheild)
D A
My Jesus (my Jesus), He is real (he is real)
 
I can feel (I can feel), deep within (deep within)
E E7
My soul
A
One day (one day), he saved my soul (saved my soul)
D
and he made me (and he made me)
A
free and whole (free and whole)
D
My Lord (my Lord), He is real (he is real)
A E A
I can feel it in my soul
D
My Lord (my lord), he is real (he is real)
A E D A
I can feel him in my soooo...ou.......oul.
 
Closing Instrumental:.........

How to play My Rock

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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.

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