On My Knees - The Red Clay Strays
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Down a 1/2 step to match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axfp1ap3Su4
 
[Chorus]
E A
I'm going to fall
E
Down on my knees
B7
And thank the Lord
E
For bringing me peace
 
E A
I lift my hands
E
In His company
B7
Oh you know I'm grateful
E
For what He has done for me
 
[Verse 1 - single strum]
E
People always try to tell me
E
Just do what you want to do
E
But I try to rely on my mama's advice
E
And it always got me through
 
E
I've fallin short of Glory
E
At least a time or two
E
Temptation all around me
E
And Im reaching out to you
 
[Chorus]
E A
I'm going to fall
E
Down on my knees
B7
And thank the Lord
E
For bringing me peace
 
E A
I lift my hands
E
In His company
B7
Oh you know I'm grateful
E
For what He has done for me
 
[Verse 2 - single strum]
E
I've been barely making ends meet
E
And I'm hardly scrapping by
E
Bills stacked on the table
E
Been messing with my mind
 
E
Oh I'm fightin worldy pressure
E
Like I've never had before
E
But theres only one thing, that I can think to do
E
Because I can't take no more
 
[Chorus]
E A
I'm going to fall
E
Down on my knees
B7
And thank the Lord
E
For bringing me peace
 
E A
I lift my hands
E
In His company, oh
B7
Oh you know I'm grateful
E
For what He has done for me
 
[Outro]
A
Well, I praise the Lord
E
Oh, Lord I praise the Lord
B7
Well I praise the Lord
E
Well I praise the Lord
 
A
Well I praise the Lord
E
Oh, I praise the Lord
 
[tempo change]
B7
Well I praise the Lord
A
Well I praise the Lord
 
E

How to play On My Knees

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Eb. 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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