No Place Better Psalm 84
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
A D A
How lovely is your dwelling place
F#m D A
How wonderful your presence, Lord
A D A
How my soul longs to see your face
F#m D A
To come with joy into your courts
D A
How blessed is the little sparrow
F#m D
Who makes a nest inside your house
A D A
‘Cause I can think of no place better
F#m D A
To make a home and sing out loud
[Chorus]
E
I want to be in your presence,
D A
I want to be near your heart
E
I want to know you’re close
D A
Even when I’m feeling far
F#m A
I don’t want what this world would offer
D A
I want the living God
F#m A D A
‘Cause there’s no place better than where you are
[Turn]
A D A F#m D A
[Verse 2]
A D A
We will go from strength to strength
F#m D A
Even in the wilderness
A D A
You are turning tears to desert springs
F#m D A
Leaving gardens in our footsteps
D A
How blessed is the longing pilgrim
F#m D
Whose heart is set on Zion’s hill
A D A
The one who knows there’s no place better
F#m D A
To bring our sorrows and be filled
[Chorus]
E
I want to be in your presence,
D A
I want to be near your heart
E
I want to know you’re close
D A
Even when I’m feeling far
F#m A
I don’t want what this world would offer
D A
I want the living God
F#m A D A
‘Cause there’s no place better than where you are
[Turn]
A D A F#m D A
[Bridge]
A
One day with You
D A
Is better than a thousand elsewhere
F#m D A
One word from You Is better than silver or gold
A D A
I’d rather be a servant in Your house, Oh God
F#m E D A
Than a king with all the riches I could hold
[Chorus]
E
I want to be in your presence,
D A
I want to be near your heart
E
I want to know you’re close
D A
Even when I’m feeling far
F#m A
I don’t want what this world would offer
D A
I want the living God
F#m A D A
‘Cause there’s no place better than where you are
F#m A D A
For there’s no place better than where you are
[Tag]
A D A A
No place better
F#m D A A
No place better, oooh!
[Outro]
A D A
F#m D A
How to play No Place Better Psalm 84
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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.