Old Church Choir
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verse 1
F C G Am
There's revival, and it's spreading
F C G
Like a wildfire in my heart
F C G Am
Sunday morning, Hallelujah
F C G
And it's lasting all week long
F C G Am
Can you hear it? Can you feel it?
F C G
It's the rhythm of a gospel song
F C G Am
Oh once you choose it, you can't lose it
F G
There ain't nothing there ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
[Refrão] F C G Am
I've got an Old Church Choir singing in my soul
F C G
I've got a sweet salvation and it's beautiful
F C G Am
I've got a heart overflowing cause I've been restored
F C G C
There ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
Am G F C
No there ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
verse 2
F C G Am
When the valleys, that I wander
F C G
Turn to mountains that I can climb
F C G Am
Oh, you are with me, never leave me
F G
Oh cause there ain't nothing there ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
[Refrão] F C G Am
I've got an Old Church Choir singing in my soul
F C G
I've got a sweet salvation and it's beautiful
F C G Am
I've got a heart overflowing cause I've been restored
F C G C
There ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
Am G F C
No there ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
Interlude
F C G Am F C G
Oh Oh Oh Oh
Bridge
F C
Clap your hands and stomp your feet
G Am
Till you find that gospel beat
F C G
Cause it's all you'll ever need, all you'll ever need
F C
Clap your hands and stomp your feet
G Am
Till you find that gospel beat
F C G
Cause it's all you'll ever need, all you'll ever need
[Refrão] F C G Am
I've got an Old Church Choir singing in my soul
F C G
I've got a sweet salvation and it's beautiful
F C G Am
I've got an Old Church Choir singing in my soul
F C G
I've got a sweet salvation and it's beautiful
F C G Am
I've got a heart overflowing cause I've been restored
F C G C
There ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
Am G F C
No there ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
Am G F C
Oh there ain't nothing gonna steal my joy
How to play Old Church Choir
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 F. 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.