Nothing Else - Cody Carnes

Nothing Else

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Intro: Dm7 F9 C C4 C
Dm7 F9 C C4 C
 
Dm7 F
I'm caught up in Your presence
C
I just want to sit here at Your feet
Dm7 F
I'm caught up in this holy moment
C C4 C
I never want to leave
 
Dm7 F
Oh, I'm not here for blessings
C
Jesus, You don't owe me anything
Dm7 F
More than anything that You can do
C
I just want You
 
F
I'm sorry when I've just gone through the motions
C
I'm sorry when I just sang another song
F
Take me back to where we started
C C4 C
I open up my heart to You
F
I'm sorry when I've come with my agenda
C
I'm sorry when I forgot that You're enough
F
Take me back to where we started
C C4 C
I open up my heart to You
 
Dm7 F
I'm caught up in Your presence
C
I just want to sit here at Your feet
Dm7 F
I'm caught up in this holy moment
C C4 C
I never want to leave
 
Dm7 F
Oh, I'm not here for blessings
C
Jesus, You don't owe me anything
Dm7 F
More than anything that You can do
C
I just want You
 
Dm7
I just want You
F Am7
Nothing else, nothing else
G
Nothing else will do
 
F Am7
I'm coming back to where we started
G Am7
I'm coming back to where we started
F
When I first felt Your love
C
You're all that matters, Jesus
G
You're all that matters
F
I'm coming back to what really matters
C
Just Your heart
G
I just want to bless Your heart, Jesus
 
Dm7 F
I'm caught up in Your presence
C
I just want to sit here at Your feet
Dm7 F
I'm caught up in this holy moment
C C4 C
I never want to leave
 
Dm7 F
Oh, I'm not here for blessings
C
Jesus, You don't owe me anything
Dm7 F
More than anything that You can do
C
I just want You

How to play Nothing Else

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dm7. 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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