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Worth It

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The Clark Family

Sobre:

The Partridge Family é uma série de televisão dos Estados Unidos, uma sitcom de comédia. O primeiro episódio foi ao ar em 25 de setembro de 1970

e o último em 23 de março de 1974, exibido pela Rede ABC num total de 96 episódios e quatro temporadas. No Brasil, foi exibida pela Rede Globo nos anos de 1970. Criada por Bernard Slade e produzida por Bob Claver e Mel Swope da Screen Gems. A produtora havia tido um programa de grupo musical familiar cuja série terminara e queria lançar um outro na mesma linha. The Clark Sisters é um grupo vocal de música gospel estadunidenses composto de quatro irmãs: Jacky Clark Chisholm, Elbernita "Twinkie" Clark, Dorinda Clark Cole e Karen Clark Sheard. A quinta irmã, Denise Clark Bradford, já não se apresenta com o grupo. The Clark Sisters são as filhas da lendária diretora de corais gospel de Detroit Dra. Mattie Moss Clark. Eles são creditados para ajudar a trazer a música gospel para o "mainstream" e são considerados pioneiros do gospel contemporâneo. Seus maiores sucessos do "crossover" incluem: "Is My Living in Vain " "Hallelujah", "He Gave Me Nothing to Lose", "Endow Me", e os hit de sucesso "Jesus Is A Love Song", "Pure Gold", "Expect a Miracle", e a sua maior tradicional certificado de ouro de crossover, "You Brought the Sunshine". Alguns dos maiores clássicos The Clark Sisters dominado a Billboard em R&B e gospel durante os anos 70 e 80. Seus álbuns venderam milhões, pavimentando o caminho para os recém-chegados no evangelho de continuar a tomar "mainstream" no evangelho como própria de Detroit The Winans Family, também incluindo Bebe&CeCe Winans, Commissioned, Kirk Franklin, Trin-i-tee 5:7, Mary Mary, e muitos mais artistas do Gospel contemporâneo. The Clark Sisters já ganhou dois Grammy Awards. Apesar semelhança nos nomes, não há nenhuma relação com o quarteto jazz de 1940 e 1950 "The Original Clark Sisters". Com 16 álbuns até seu crédito é milhões-sobre-milhões em vendas, as Irmãs Clark são o maior grupo gospel feminina a vender na história da música gospel.

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Intro: C  G  F   F  G  C   Dm Em F  F

[Verso 1]
       C            F           C
Lord, You left the splendor of heaven
 C        F            C
Crown of robe, and a throne
     G
But what kind of love
       F            C
Would lead You to leave
     F                      G
The safety of that kind of home?

C             F         C      C  F
I know that You willingly suffered
     C             F         C
But why would You suffer for me?
   G
I know what I am
       F           C
And I don't understand
    F           D7        G
How I could be worth Calvary

[Refrão]
          C
When You knew I was lost
         C
And You knew that a cross
         C7                  F
Was the price You'd have to pay
         Fm
When we cried crucified
           C             Am
Lord, You didn't have to die
     D             G
But You did it anyway
     C                  Gm         C7
Now I'll never see what You saw in me
            F                    Fm
'Cause You knew I would never be perfect
     C
But I'm just so glad
      G                         C    G  F    F  G  C
That somehow you thought I was worth iiiit

[Verso 2]
 G     C           F           C
Lord, sometimes I feel like a vessel
      C           F         C
Just useless old pieces of clay
     G
But somehow you saw more
           F           C
Something worth dying for
     F             D7               G
You paid more than You should have paid

[Refrão]
          C
When You knew I was lost
         C
And You knew that a cross
         C7                 F
Was the price You'd have to pay
         Fm
When we cried crucified
           C             Am
Lord, You didn't have to die
     D             G
But You did it anyway
     C                  Gm7        C
Now I'll never see what You saw in me
            F                    Fm
'Cause You knew I would never be perfect
     C
But I'm just so glad
      G                         C    G  F    Dm C F
That somehow you thought I was worth iiiit

OUTRO:
     C                  Gm7        C
Now I'll never see what You saw in me
            F                    Fm
'Cause You knew I would never be perfect
    C
But I'm just so glad
      G                         Am    G   D   Dm
That somehow you thought I was worth iiiit
     C
But I'm just so glad
      G
That somehow you thought
       C    G  F    F  G  C    Dm Bb  C
I was worth iiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

Intro: C G F F G C Dm Em F F [Verso 1] C F C Lord, You left the splendor of heaven C F C Crown of robe, and a throne G But what kind of love F C Would lead You to leave F G The safety of that kind of home? C F C C F I know that You willingly suffered C F C But why would You suffer for me? G I know what I am F C And I don't understand F D7 G How I could be worth Calvary [Refrão] C When You knew I was lost C And You knew that a cross C7 F Was the price You'd have to pay Fm When we cried crucified C Am Lord, You didn't have to die D G But You did it anyway C Gm C7 Now I'll never see what You saw in me F Fm 'Cause You knew I would never be perfect C But I'm just so glad G C G F F G C That somehow you thought I was worth iiiit [Verso 2] G C F C Lord, sometimes I feel like a vessel C F C Just useless old pieces of clay G But somehow you saw more F C Something worth dying for F D7 G You paid more than You should have paid [Refrão] C When You knew I was lost C And You knew that a cross C7 F Was the price You'd have to pay Fm When we cried crucified C Am Lord, You didn't have to die D G But You did it anyway C Gm7 C Now I'll never see what You saw in me F Fm 'Cause You knew I would never be perfect C But I'm just so glad G C G F Dm C F That somehow you thought I was worth iiiit OUTRO: C Gm7 C Now I'll never see what You saw in me F Fm 'Cause You knew I would never be perfect C But I'm just so glad G Am G D Dm That somehow you thought I was worth iiiit C But I'm just so glad G That somehow you thought C G F F G C Dm Bb C I was worth iiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

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