There Is No One
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Play these chords with this fingering.
C G Em
[Intro]
G G/B C G/B Em x2
[Verse]
C G/B Em G C
There is no one like our God
C G/B Em9 G C
All kingdoms will kneel in worship to you
C G/B Em G C
There is no one like our God
C G/B Em9 G /B C
No hi - gher love with beauty on display
[Instrumental]
C G/B Em G /B C
Your beauty?s on display
[Chorus]
Em G Cmaj9
With all that I am, with all that I have
Em
I will worship you Jesus alone
G Cmaj9
There?s no other God and no other one
(G G/B C G/B Em)
Whose love I can depend upon (same as intro but only once)
[Verse]
C G/B Em G C
There is no one like you Lord
C G/B Em9 G /B C
Your grace flows down like a river from your throne
C G/B Em G C
There is no one like you Lord
C G/B Em9 G /B C
Your eyes have captured me, now I live for you alone
Em G Cmaj9
With all that I am, with all that I have
Em
I will worship you Jesus alone
G Cmaj9
There?s no other God and no other one
Em
Whose love I can depend upon
Em G Cmaj9
With all that I am, with all that I have
Em
I will worship you Jesus alone
G Cmaj9
There?s no other God and no other one
Am G/B C [hold -for extra measure] D
Em C
Whose love I can depend upon
Am G/B C
[hold for extra measure]
D Em C
[hold for extra measure then pause]
Em G Cmaj9
With all that I am, with all that I have
Em
I will worship you Jesus alone
G Cmaj9
There?s no other God and no other one
Em
Whose love I can depend upon
Em G Cmaj9
With all that I am, with all that I have
Em
I will worship you Jesus alone
G Cmaj9
There?s no other God and no other one
Em9 G Cmaj9
Whose love I can depend upon
Em9 G Cmaj9
Whose love I can depend upon
[Outro]
(Keep playing all the way out)
Em9 G Cmaj9
How to play There Is No One
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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.