Up To Something
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Intro: D G7M D/F# G7M
Primeira Parte
D G7M
I heard Your voice and I followed Your leading
D/F#
But now that I'm here
G7M
I'm not sure that You're with me
Bm7
I know in Your word You said
A4 G7M
You're never leaving
So where are You now
( D G7M )
Segunda Parte
D G9
How many times have I circled this mountain
D/F# G9
When will the walls that I'm facing come crashing down?
Bm7 A4 G9
The stories of old tell me of Your salvation
So You must be up to something
( D G7M )
Meio Refrão
A4 Bm7
Not my will but Yours be done
G9
In the middle You're still God
A4 Bm7
You know better than I do
G9
I will put my trust in You
Terceira Parte
D G9
I will not lean on my own understanding
D/F#
When You are the one who has always guiding
G9
My way
Bm7
Though I don't see it
A4 G9
I know that You're working
D G9
I know You're up to something
A Bm7 G9
I know You're up to something
Refrão
A4 Bm7
Not my will but Yours be done
G9
In the middle You're still God
A4 Bm7
You know better than I do
G9
I will put my trust in You
A4 Bm7
Not by power nor by might
G9
By Your Spirit I will fight
A4 Bm7
You know better than I do
G9
I will put my trust in You
( D G/D )
D G/D
You must be up to something
D G/D
You must be up to something
D G/D
You must be up to something
D G/D
You must be up to something
D
You must be up to something
Ponte 1
A Bm7
If you're the God who parted the waters
G
If You're the God who walked on the sea
A Bm7
If You're the God who stood in the fire
G
What can't You do for me?
Ponte 2
A Bm7
If You're the God who cleanses the leper
G
If You're the God who makes the blind see
A Bm7
If You're the God who raises the dead man
G
What can't You do for me?
A G/B Bm7
What can't You do for me?
G
What can't You do for me?
A G/B Bm7 G9
What can't You do for me
A4 Bm7
You know better than I do
G9
I will put my trust in You
A4 Bm7
You know better than I do
G9 D
I will put my trust in You
How to play Up To Something
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 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.