You Did It Anyway - Karen Peck And New River

You Did It Anyway

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Afinação:E A D G B E
Capotraste:1st traste
CIFRAS
VIOLÃO/GUITARRA
UKULELE
PIANO
D
Em
A
G
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[Intro]
D Em A D
 
[Verse]
D
You prayed to pass the cup
Em
As the angels watched you kneel
A D
You already knew just how the cross would feel
D
How deep the spear would go
Em
How sharp the thorns would be
A
And that your father
D
Would forsake you in your agony
 
[Chorus]
D
You did it anyway
Em
You walked on up that hill
A D
And the sounds of sacrifice are ringing still
D
You knew the magnitude
Em
Of the price you’d have to pay
A G
But for me, you did it anyway
 
[Verse]
D
You knew your closest friends would turn
Em
Their backs on you
A
And leave you all alone
D
To do what only you could do
D
But among the saddest things that caused
Em
Your heart to grieve
A
Was knowing there were those
D
Who never would believe.
 
[Chorus]
D
You did it anyway
Em
You walked on up that hill
A
And the sounds of sacrifice are ringing still
D
You knew the magnitude
Em
Of the price you’d have to pay
A G
But for me, you did it anyway
 
D
 
Em
You knew my righteousness
D
Would never be enough
G A
It wasn’t out of duty, it was out of love.
 
G A
 
[Chorus]
D
You did it anyway
Em
You walked on up that hill
A D
And the sounds of sacrifice are ringing still
D
You knew the magnitude
Em
Of the price you’d have to pay
A G D
But for me, you did it anyway
Em
You did it anyway….
 
[Outro]
D Em A D

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