Symphony
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Intro: Michael Tait
E B F#
O-o-o-oh, o-o-o-oh
verse 1: Michael Tait, Peter Furler
E B
Can you hear it resonating
F#
Staring deep within your soul?
E B
Can you feel it, like a rhythm
F#
And you've got to let it go?
Pre-Chorus 1: Michael Tait & Peter Furler
E B
What good are the drums if they can't be played?
G#m F#
What good is a heart kept within a cage?
E
You gave me a voice and a freedom
B F#
A joy that I don't wanna waste, don't wanna waste
[Refrão] E B
So let my life be, let my life be
F#
A symphony, a symphony
E
Every breath that I breathe
B F#
Lord I wanna bring You glory, glory
verse 2: Michael Tait & Peter Furler
E B
When the nations come together
F#
See revivals breaking out
E B
Hallelujahs like thunder
F#
All Your people singing out
Pre-Chorus 2: Michael Tait & Peter Furler
E B
What good is a song if it can't be sung?
G#m F#
We're liftin' our lives to the risen One
E
All of Creation and Heaven
B F#
Can never sing loud enough, loud enough
[Refrão] E B
So let my life be, let my life be
F#
A symphony, a symphony
E
Every breath that I breathe
B F#
Lord I wanna bring You glory, glory
E
All for Your name (All for Your name)
B
All for Your grace (All for Your grace)
G#m F#
All that I am ringin' out like a melody
E B
So let my life be let my life be
F#
A symphony, a symphony
E
For You
B F#
O-o-o-oh, o-o-o-oh, a symphony, a symphony
Bridge: Michael Tait
E B
This song is echoin' all through the ages
F#
This is forever the anthem we raise
E B
It's always been for Your glory, Jesus
F#
Holy is Your name
Pre-Chorus 3: Peter Furler
E B
What good are the drums if they can't be played?
G#m F#
What good is a heart kept within a cage?
[Refrão] E B
So let my life be, let my life be
F#
A symphony, a symphony
E
Every breath that I breathe
B F#
Lord I wanna bring You glory, glory
E
All for Your name (All for Your name)
B
All for Your grace (All for Your grace)
G#m F#
All that I am ringing out like a melody
E B
So let my life be, let my life be
F#
A symphony, a symphony
E
For You
B F#
O-o-o-oh, o-o-o-oh, a symphony, a symphony
E B F#
O-o-o-oh, o-o-o-oh, a symphony, a symphony
Outro: Michael Tait
E B
So let my life be, let my life be
F#
A symphony, a symphony
E
For You
How to play Symphony
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 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.