When My Heart Is Torn Asunder - Phil Wickham

When My Heart Is Torn Asunder

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Intro: A D-A D-A
 
verse 1:
A D E
When my heart is torn asunder, and my world just falls apart
F#m D Esus E A
Lord, You put me back together, and lift me up to where You are
 
[Refrão] D F#m E A
There is hope beyond the suffering, joy beyond the tears
D F#m E A
Peace in every tragedy, love that conquers fear
D E A E D
I have found redemption in the blood of Christ
Bm F#m E A D-A
My body might be dying, but I'll always be alive
 
verse 2:
A D E
You have turned mourning to dancing, You have covered me with grace
F#m D Esus E A
The struggle here may last a moment, but life with You will last always
 
[Refrão] D F#m E A
There is hope beyond the suffering, joy beyond the tears
D F#m E A
Peace in every tragedy, love that conquers fear
D E A E D
I have found redemption in the blood of Christ
Bm F#m E A
My body might be dying, but I'll always be alive
 
Bridge:
D A
Whoa - oh - oh, whoa - oh - oh
D E F#m E
Whoa - oh - oh, oh - oh - oh - oh
C# D A
Whoa - oh - oh, oh - oh - oh
C# D E F#m E D
Oh - oh - oh, whoa - oh - oh - oh - oh
 
verse 3:
A D E
When the age of death is over, and this world has been reborn
F#m D Esus E A
I'll be there, beside my Savior, this is our great and rich reward
 
[Refrão] D F#m E A
There is hope beyond the suffering, joy beyond the tears
D F#m E A
Peace in every tragedy, love that conquers fear
D E A E D
I have found redemption in the blood of Christ
Bm F#m E A
My body might be dying, but I'll always be alive
 
Bridge:
D A
Whoa - oh - oh, whoa - oh - oh
D E F#m E
Whoa - oh - oh, oh - oh - oh - oh
D A D A E A
Iâ??ll always be ali - ive, Iâ??ll always be ali - i - i - i - i - ive
 
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How to play When My Heart Is Torn Asunder

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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