Undignified
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capo 2 (D)
Intro
D G2 D/F# A7sus
I will dance, I will sing, to be mad for my king.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
Nothing, Lord, is hindering the passion in my soul.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
I will dance, I will sing, to be mad for my king.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
Nothing, Lord, is hindering the passion in my soul.
Pause 4 measures(16 counts)
D G2 D/F# A7sus
I will dance, I will sing, to be mad for my king.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
Nothing, Lord, is hindering the passion in my soul.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
I will dance, I will sing, to be mad for my king.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
Nothing, Lord, is hindering the passion in my soul
D G Em7 A D G
And I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Some may say it's foolishness,
D G Em7 A D G
But I'll become even more undignified than this. (2,3,4 counts)
Pause 5 measures (20 counts)
D G2 D/F# A7sus
I will dance, I will sing, to be mad for my king.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
Nothing, Lord, is hindering the passion in my soul.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
I will dance, I will sing, to be mad for my king.
D G2 D/F# A7sus
Nothing, Lord, is hindering the passion in my soul.
D G Em7 A D G
And I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Some would say it's foolishness,
D G Em7 A D G
But I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Leave my pride by my side.
D G Em7 A D G
And I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Some would say it's foolishness,
D G Em7 A D G
But I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Leave my pride by my side.
Pause 8 measures (32 counts)
D G Em7 A D G
And I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Some would say it's foolishness,
D G Em7 A D G
But I'll become even more undignified than this.
Em7 A
Leave my pride by my side.
D
Na na na na na na HEY!
Em7
Na na na na na na HEY!
D
Na na na na na na HEY!
Em7
Na na na na na na HEY!
D
Na na na na na na HEY!
Em7
Na na na na na na HEY!
D
Na na na na na na HEY!
Em7 A7sus D
IT'S ALL FOR YOU MY LORD!!!!
How to play Undignified
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.