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Capo 3
 
verse 1:
 
C
Well I got my self a T-shirt that says what I believe
C
I got letters on my bracelet to serve as my ID
F
I got the necklace and the key chain
C
And almost everything a good Christian needs yeah
C
I got the little Bible magnets on my refrigerator door
C
And a welcome mat to bless you before you walk across my floor
F
I got a Jesus bumper sticker
G
And the outline of a fish stuck on my car
F
And even though this stuff’s all well and good yeah
G F
I cannot help but ask myself
 
[Refrão]
 
G# A#
What about the change? What about the difference?
C D
What about the grace? What about forgiveness?
G# A#
What about a life that’s showing? I’m undergoing the change yeah.
C
I’m undergoing the change
 
verse 2:
 
C
Well I’ve got this way of thinking that comes so naturally
C
Where I believe the whole world is revolving around me
F G
And I got this way of living that I have to die to every single day
F
‘Cause if God’s spirit lives inside of me yeah
G F
I’m gonna live life differently
 
[Refrão]
 
G# A#
I’m gonna have the change. I’m gonna have the difference
C D
I’m gonna have the grace. I’m gonna have forgiveness.
G# A#
I’m gonna live a life that’s showing. I’m undergoing the change.
 
Guitar Solo: C A# G# A# G# A# G# Fm)
 
[Refrão]
G# A#
What about the change? What about the difference?
C D
What about the grace? What about forgiveness?
G#
I wanna live a life that’s showing?
 
Repeat (2x)
 
Coda:
 
C
What about the change? What about the change?
C
What about the change? What about the change?

How to play The Change

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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