The Lamb The Lion The King
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GbCapotraste:
4th traste
Artist: Meredith Andrews
Song: The Lamb, The Lion, The King
Written by: Jacob Sooter, Meredith Andrews & Ethan Hulse
Key: Gb | Capo: 4th fret with D chords (key of Gb chords = transpose +4)
[Intro]
D A Bm
G Bm A
[Verse 1]
D G
You were the rescue plan from the beginning
A G
Our sacrificial lamb, who bled for our healing
A Bm
The scars on Your perfect hands, the seal of new covenant
D/F# G
Through Your suffering death has lost its sting
[Chorus 1]
D A Bm
You are and You always will be
G Bm A
The Savior of the world who gave everything for me
D A Em D/F# G
The One all of Heaven calls wor - thy
A D
The Lamb, the Lion, the King
[Verse 2]
D G
Your body inside the grave, the Spirit was warring
A G
You stormed the accuser’s gates like a lion roaring
A Bm
Heir to the highest throne, the Kingdom is Yours alone
D/F# G
Through Your victory death has lost its sting
[Chorus 2]
D A Bm
You are and You always will be
G Bm A
The Savior of the world who won everything for me
D A Em D/F# G
The One all of Heaven calls wor - thy
A D
The Lamb, the Lion, the King
[Instrumental]
(D) A Bm
G Bm A
[Verse 3]
D G
One day we’ll hear Your Name from every nation
A G
You’ll walk through the Eastern Gate for Your coronation
A Em
All hail the One True King, who reigns for eternity
A G
And every living thing will join their voice and sing
[Chorus 3]
D A Bm
You are and You always will be
G Bm A
The Savior of the world who is coming back for me
D A Em D/F# G
The One all of Heaven calls wor - thy
A D
The Lamb, the Lion, the King
[Chorus 4]
D A Bm
You are and You always will be
G Bm A
The Savior of the world who means everything to me
D A Em D/F# G
The One all of Heaven calls wor - thy
A Bm
The Lamb, the Lion, the King
D/F# G A D
Jesus, the Lamb, the Lion, the King
[Outro]
(D) A Bm
G Bm A
D A Bm
G Bm A
D
How to play The Lamb The Lion The King
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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.