Son Of Suffering
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Son Of Suffering (BEL AIR WORSHIP ver.)
Written by: David Funk | Aaron Moses | Matt Redman | Nate Moore
Orginal Key - Eb | Tempo - 68 | Time - 4/4
[Verse 1]
D A
Oh the perfect Son of God in all His innocence
D/F# G2 A
Here walking in the dirt with you and me
D A
He knows what living is He’s ac – quainted with our grief
D/F# G2 A
A Man of sorrows Son of suffer - ing
[Chorus 1]
G2 D
Blood and tears how can it be
A Bm7
There’s a God who weeps there’s a God who bleeds
G2 Bm7
Oh praise the One who would reach for me
A G2 D
Halle - lujah to the Son of suf – fering
[Verse 2]
D A
Some imagine You are distant and removed
D/F# G2 A
But You chased us down in merciful pur - suit
D A
To the sinner You were grace and the broken You embraced
D/F# G2 A
And in the end the proof is in Your wounds
D/F# G2/B A
Yes in the end the proof is in Your wounds
[Chorus 1]
G2 D
Blood and tears how can it be
A Bm7
There’s a God who weeps there’s a God who bleeds
G2 Bm7
Oh praise the One who would reach for me
A G2 D
Halle - lujah to the Son of suf – fering
[Bridge]
D Em
Your cross my freedom Your stripes my healing
D/F# G Em
All praise King Jesus glory to God in Heaven
D Em
Your blood still speaking Your love still reaching
D/F# G Em
All praise King Jesus glory to God forever
[Tag]
D G/B
Glory to God forever (Glory to God forever)
D G/B
Glory to God forever (Glory to God forever)
[Chorus 2]
G2 A/C# D
Blood and tears how can it be
C#m7b5 F#maj7sus Bm7
There’s a God who weeps there’s a God who bleeds
G2 A#dim Bm7
Oh praise the One who would reach for me
A G2 D
Halle - lujah to the Son of suf – fering
[Outro]
G Bm7
Praise the One who would reach for me.
A G D
Hallelujah to the Son of suffering
How to play Son Of Suffering
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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.