Washed Away - Aaron Gillespie

Washed Away

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Bb
Let your water rise
Cm
till were drowning here in you
G#
capsize us in the tide of your grace
Bb
so let your spirit soar
Cm
like a banner over us
G#
please God of love come to this place
F
draw us close,
Gm
closer than before
F
there's nothing else
Eb5
we want more
 
Bb
Just to see your face
Cm
and to feel your embrace
G#
wrap us with your love and mercy;
Eb5 Bb
come fill us cause were so thirsty for your touch
Cm G#
God we need you so much let your glory fall like rain;
Eb5 Bb
till were washed Jesus
 
Cm G# Eb5
were washed away
 
Bb
Let your music play
Cm
We wanna dance with you
G#
There's nothing like your song over us
Bb
So let your children sing
Cm G#
we'll join the melody and with all of heaven we cry out
F Gm
You are only Lord God Almighty
F Eb5
We are desperate, we are so hungry
 
Bb
Just to see your face
Cm
and to feel your embrace
G#
wrap us with your love and mercy;
Eb5 Bb
come fill us cause were so thirsty for your touch
Cm G#
God we need you so much let your glory fall like rain;
Eb5
till were washed Jesus
G# Eb5
were washed away
 
Bb Cm
Holy Holy Lord God Almighty
G#
Cause You were, You are
Eb5
And You are to come
Bb Cm
Holy holy lord God almighty
G# Eb5
You were, You are , now we come
 
Bb
Just to see your face
Cm
and to feel your embrace
G#
wrap us with your love and mercy;
Eb5 Bb
come fill us cause were so thirsty for your touch
Cm G#
God we need you so much let your glory fall like rain;
Eb5
till were washed Jesus
G# Eb5
were washed away

How to play Washed Away

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bb. 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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