No Matter What - Ryan Stevenson

No Matter What

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Capo 2
 
Intro: G Bm C D G
 
verse 1
 
G
A lot of us grew up believing
Bm7
At any moment we could lose it all
C
And at the drop of a hat
D G
God might turn his back and move on
G
A lot of us feel like we blew it
Bm7
Thinking that we're just too far gone
C
But I want you to know
D G
There’s still a hope for you now
 
[Refrão]
G
No matter what you've done
Em
You can't erase His love
Cadd9
Nothing can change it
Dsus
You’re not separated
G
No matter what
 
verse 2
 
G
There’s never been a better time to get honest
Bm7
There’s never been a better time to get clean
C
So come as you are
D G
Run to the cross and be free
G
Oh be free
 
[Refrão]
G
No matter what you've done
Em
You can't erase His love
Cadd9
Nothing can change it
Dsus
You’re not separated
G
No matter where you run
Em
He's always holding on
Cadd9 Dsus
You're still a daughter, You’re still a son
G
No matter what
 
Bridge
 
G
Don't know what you've been taught
G
Don't know what you’ve been told
Em
All I know is my God
Em Cadd9 Dsus
Will never let go of you, no
G
And I don't know what you've seen
G
Don't know what you've been through
Em
All I know is my God
Em Cadd9
Will never let go of you
D
He'll never let go
 
Interlude: A F#m D E
 
[Refrão]
A
No matter what you've done
F#m
You can't erase His love
D
Nothing can change it
E
You’re not separated
A
No matter where you run
F#m
He's always holding on
D E
You're still a daughter, You’re still a son
F#m
No matter what
 
Outro
 
D E
You're still a daughter, You’re still a son
A
No matter what

How to play No Matter What

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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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