See the Glory - Steven Curtis Chapman
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Intro:
 
C#9 C# C#9 C# C#9 C# C#sus
A9 A A9 A A9 A Asus (4x)
 
C# G# Bbm F#
A E F#m D
I never did like the word mediocre
 
C# G# Bbm F#
A E F#m D
I never wanted it to be said of me
 
C# G# Bbm F#
A E F#m D
Just point me to the top and I'd go over, over
 
C# G# Bbm
A E F#m
Looking for the very best that could be
 
F# F
D C#
So what is this thing I see, going on inside of me
 
F# G#
D E
When it comes to the grace of God, sometimes it's like...
 
Chorus:
 
C# G# Bbm G# Bbm F#
A E F#m E F#m D
I'm playing Gameboy standin in the middle of the Grand Canyon
 
C# G# Bbm G# Bbm F#
A E F#m E F#m D
I'm eating candy sittin at a gourmet feast
 
C# G# Bbm G# Bbm F#
A E F#m E F#m D
I'm wading in a puddle when I could be swimming in the ocean
 
Eb F F# G# A
B C# D E F
Tell me what's the deal with me
 
B
G
Wake up and see the glory
 
intro
 
verse 2
Every star in every sky tells His story, oh
And every breeze is singing His song
All of creation is imploring
Hey, come and see this grand phenomenon
The wonder of His grace
Should take my breath away
I miss so many things when I'm content with...
 
Chorus:
C# G# Bbm G# Bbm F#
A E F#m E F#m D
I'm playing Gameboy standin in the middle of the Grand Canyon
 
C# G# Bbm G# Bbm F#
A E F#m E F#m D
I'm eating candy sittin at a gourmet feast
 
C# G# Bbm G# Bbm F#
A E F#m E F#m D
I'm wading in a puddle when I could be swimming in the ocean
 
Eb F F# G# A
B C# D E F
I know the time has come for me to
 
B
G
Wake up and see the glory
 
Bridge:
 
Bbm F# G# Fm E Eb D C#
F#m D E C#m (3x) C B Bb A (whole line twice)
 
instrumental bridge
 
Bbm F# G# Fm E Eb D C#
F#m D E C#m (3x) C B Bb A (whole line three times)
 
Intro chords 4x

How to play See the Glory

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C#9. 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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