Whateer My God Ordains Is Right
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
Whate'er my God o - rdains is right:
C C/G Am G/B C G/D D G
Ho - ly his will a - bid - eth;
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
I will be still whate'er he doth;
C D C/E C/F# G G/B Am/C D7 G
And follow where he guid - eth:
G C Am/C D/C G/B Em
He is my God: Though dark my road,
Em D/F# G/B A7/C# D D/F# Em/G A A7 D
He holds me that I shall not fall:
G/B C D C/E C/F# G D G
Wherefore to him I leave it all.
[Verse 2]
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
Whate'er my God o - rdains is right:
C C/G Am G/B C G/D D G
He ne - ver will de - ceive me;
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
He leads me by the proper path;
C D C/E C/F# G G/B Am/C D7 G
I know he will not leave me:
G C Am/C D/C G/B Em
I take, content, What he hath sent;
Em D/F# G/B A7/C# D D/F# Em/G A A7 D
His hand can turn my griefs a - way,
G/B C D C/E C/F# G D G
And patiently I wait his day.
[Verse 3]
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
Whate'er my God o - rdains is right:
C C/G Am G/B C G/D D G
Though now this cup, in drink - ing,
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
May bitter seem to my faint heart,
C D C/E C/F# G G/B Am/C D7 G
I take it, all un - shrink - ing:
G C Am/C D/C G/B Em
My God is true; Each morn anew
Em D/F# G/B A7/C# D D/F# Em/G A A7 D
Sweet com - fort yet shall fill my heart,
G/B C D C/E C/F# G D G
And pain and sor - row shall depart.
[Verse 4]
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
Whate'er my God or - dains is right:
C C/G Am G/B C G/D D G
Here shall my stand be ta - ken;
G Em D G C/E G/D D Em
Though sorrow, need, or death be mine,
C D C/E C/F# G G/B Am/C D7 G
Yet am I not for – sa - ken;
G C Am/C D/C G/B Em
My Father's care is round me there;
Em D/F# G/B A7/C# D D/F# Em/G A A7 D
He holds me that I shall not fall:
G/B C D C/E C/F# G D G
And so to him I leave it all.
[Outro]
C G
AMEN
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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.