Where The Warfare Ends
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Intro:
Em C D G/B C
[Verso 1]
C D
You're gonna be okay
G/B
I know that you've been tired
Em
Come find rest for your weary soul
C D
The Father is here, youre safe
G/B
Hand over the weight
Em
That was never meant for you to hold
[Refrão]
Am7 D
This is where the warfare ends
G/B C
Cutting ties with all regret
Am7 D
The enemy you face today
G/B C
You will never see again
Am7 D
Peace is your inheritance
G/B Em
Peace is your inheritance
[Verso 2]
C D
Freedom is here to stay
G/B
You dont have to strive
Cmaj7
Cause its never going anywhere
C D
No ones too far for grace
G/B
Let go of the shame that was never
Cmaj7
Meant for you to bear
[Refrão]
Am7 D
This is where the warfare ends
G/B C
Cutting ties with all regret
Am7 D
The enemy you face today
G/B C
You will never see again
Am7 D
Peace is your inheritance, mm mm mmm mm
G G/B Em
Peace is your inheritance, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh
D Am7 D
Peace is your inheritance, oh oh oh oh
G/B Em7 D
Jesus your inheritance
[Ponte]
Am7 D G/B
He stepped into a war that we couldnt win
Em7 D
He spoke love where self-hatred had been
Am7 D G/B
Youre no longer a prisoner to your insecurity
Em7 D
Love is rewriting your identity
Am7 D G/B
He stepped into a war that we couldnt win
Em D
He spoke love where self-hatred had been
Am7 D G/B
And youre no longer a prisoner to your insecurity
Em D
Love is rewriting your identity
Am7
So wake up
D
Its time to dream again
Bm G/B
Its time to hope again
Em D
Its time to love again-ain
Am7
So wake up
G D
Its time to dream again
G/B
Its time to hope again
Em D Am7
Its time to love agaaa-a-aaaaain
D
Mm mm mmmm
Outro:
G/B Em
It's time to wake up
C D
You're gonna be okay
Bm G/B
I know that you've been tired
C
Come find rest for your weary soul
C D
The Father is here, youre safe
G/B
Hand over the weight
C
That was never meant for you to hold
How to play Where The Warfare Ends
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.