Song Of The King Psalm 21
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A G D A
[Verse]
A
oh Lord in your strength
G
the king will be glad
D A
you grant the desires of his heart and ill add
A
you never refuse
G
to answer his voice
D A
with songs of salvation youll greatly rejoice
A G
blessings abound wherever he treads
D A
youve set a big crown of fine gold on his head
A
he asked you for life
G
you lengthened his days
D A
for ever and ever and ever always
A G
his glory is great for greatly you save
D A
hes clothed in splendor and honor you gave
A G
when into your joy he entered approved
D A
in the strength of your love he stands there and unmoved
[Chorus]
G D A
oooh let the earth and the heavens ring
G D A
oooh come join your voices and sing
G D A
oooh let the earth and the heavens ring
G D A
oooh lets sing the song of the king
A G D A A G D A
[Verse]
A
oh Lord in your strength
G
the king will go out
D A
in faith thats unshaken by fear or by doubt
A
your hand will be there
G
to find out his foes
D A
and follow to gaurd him wherever he goes
A G
though enemies rise and stand in your path
D A
you throttle them up in the fire of your wrath
A
thier children you waste
G
and wipe from the earth
D A
no mem'ry remains of the time of the time of thier birth
A
schemers will ploy
G
conspirers will plot
D A
but for there traps its them who get caught
A
you make them turn tail
G
and give them to chase
D A
then you point your bowstring into there face
[Chorus]
G D A
oooh let the earth and the heavens ring
G D A
oooh come join your voices and sing
G D A
oooh let the earth and the heavens ring
G D A
oooh lets sing the song of the king
A G D A A G D A
G D A
oooh let the earth and the heavens ring
G D A
oooh come join your voices and sing
G D A
oooh let the earth and the heavens ring
G D A
oooh lets sing the song of the king
How to play Song Of The King Psalm 21
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