You Are Great - Darlene Zschech

You Are Great

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verse 1
 
Em G C
Here I am safe, in the arms of my Saviour
Em G C
Deep in my heart, You are with me
Em G C
Found in Your love, I am lost in Your presence
Em G C
I will not fear, You are with me
 
Pre-Chorus 1
 
C Em G
Jesus You reign, You're the King of Glory
Am Em Dsus
You are my victory song
 
[Refrão]
Chorus
 
C Em
You are great
C G
Greater than the world, has ever seen
D B/Eb Em D
Higher than the heavens over me
C Em
You are great
C G
No one in this world, can have Your fame
D B/Eb Em
So let the earth declare Your holy Name
D/F# G
Je - sus
 
verse 2
 
Em G C
Here, at the cross, there is power to save us
Em G C
Caught in Your beautiful grace
Em G C
All; through the ages, eternally faithful
Em G C
You are the Rock, that we stand on
 
Pre-Chorus 2
 
C Em G
Yours is the Kingdom, that won't be shaken
Am Em Dsus
Jesus, my victory song
 
[Refrão]Chorus
 
C Em
You are great
C G
Greater than the world, has ever seen
D B/Eb Em D
Higher than the heavens over me
C Em
You are great
C G
No one in this world, can have Your fame
D B/Eb Em
So let the earth declare Your holy Name
D/F# G
Je - sus
 
4X Bridge
 
C
We stand in awe
G/B
We stand in awe
C Am7
We stand in awe
G
Jesus
 
[Refrão]
Chorus
 
C Em
You are great
C G
Greater than the world, has ever seen
D B/Eb Em D
Higher than the heavens over me
C Em
You are great
C G
No one in this world, can have Your fame
D B/Eb Em
So let the earth declare Your holy Name
D/F# G
Je - sus
 
2X Bridge
 
C
We stand in awe
G/B
We stand in awe
C Am7
We stand in awe
G
Jesus

How to play You Are Great

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

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.

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