Not To Us One Name Forever Shall Be Praised
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Artists: Matt Boswell & Matt Papa feat. Matt Redman
Song: Not To Us (One Name Forever Shall Be Praised)
Written By: Matt Boswell, Matt Papa & Matt Redman
Key: C
[Intro]
C C C C
C C C C
[Verse 1]
C
Not to us, oh Lord
F C
Not to us, oh Lord
Am7 F Gsus4 G
But unto Your name be the glo - ry
Am7 C/E F C/E
From the dawn of time to its setting sun
Dm7 G C
The name of the Lord shall be praised
[Chorus]
C/E F C/E
One song will ring through the ages
Dm7 G/B C
One throne will ever remain
C/E F G Am7 F
This world will pass and its glories fade
C/G G C
One name forever shall be praised
[Verse 2]
C F C
While the nations rage, trusting idols vain
Am7 F Gsus4 G
Our God stands alone in the hea - vens
Am7 C/E F C/E
Robed in majesty, hail the highest King
Dm7 G C
The name of the Lord shall be praised
[Chorus]
C/E F C/E
One song will ring through the ages
Dm7 G/B C
One throne will ever remain
C/E F G Am7 F
This world will pass and its glories fade
C/G G Am7 F
One name forever shall be praised
C/G G C
One name forever shall be praised
[Instrumental]
(C) C C C
[Verse 3]
C F C
May Your face be set, may Your blessing rest
Am7 F Gsus4 G
Upon us Your people belo - ved
Am7 C/E F C/E
Mark us by Your grace, that the world would say
Dm7 G C
“The name of the Lord shall be praised!”
[Chorus]
C/E F C/E
One song will ring through the ages
Dm7 G/B C
One throne will ever remain
C/E F G Am7 F
This world will pass and its glories fade
C/G G C
One name forever shall be praised
C/E F C/E
One song will ring through the ages
Dm7 G/B C
One throne will ever remain
C/E F G Am7 F
This world will pass and its glories fade
C/G G Am7 F
One name forever shall be praised
[Tag]
C/G G Am7 F
One name forever shall be praised
C/G G C
One name forever shall be praised
[Instrumental]
(C) C C C
C
How to play Not To Us One Name Forever Shall Be Praised
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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.