Youre Always There
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
(INTRODUCTION)
C Em F C Em F
[Verse 1]
C Em F
Lord, God, You are so wonderous
Am Em F
Gently shaping every mountain side
C Em F
Giving life to creatures great and small
Am Em F
Sharing a yearning that can't be denied
F G/F
On the road, along the way
Em Am
Through the trials of each day
Bb F/G
We're reaching out to You and You are always there for us
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[Chorus]
C G/B Am
You're al- ways there
F C/E
Always there when we are hurting
Dm G
Always there when things go wrong
C G/B Am
You al- ways care
F C/E
For the weary and the burdened
Dm G
In our weakness You're so strong
F F/G C
You're always there
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[Verse 2]
C Em F
Lord, God, You are our strength within
Am Em F
You are the pillars guarding over us
C Em F
You're the doorway where our love begins
Am Em F
You are the Father in whose arms we trust
F G/F
On the road, along the way
Em Am
Through the trials of each day
Bb F/G
We're reaching out to You and You are always there for us
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(REPEAT CHORUS)
C G/B Am
You're al- ways there
F C/E
Always there when we are hurting
Dm G
Always there when things go wrong
C G/B Am
You al- ways care
F C/E
For the weary and the burdened
Dm G
In our weakness You're so strong
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(PIANO SOLO)
C Em F
Am Em F
C Em F
Am Em F
F G/F
On the road, along the way
Em Am
Through the trials of each day
Bb F/G
We're reaching out to You and You are always there for us
Modulate section:
(REPEAT CHORUS)
C G/B Am
You're al- ways there
F C/E
Always there when we are hurting
Dm G
Always there when things go wrong
C G/B Am
You al- ways care
F C/E
For the weary and the burdened
Dm G
In our weakness You're so strong
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(ENDING)
F G/F Am
Lord, God of the universe
F G/F F C
Al- ways by my side
F G/F Am
Lord, God of the universe
F G/F F C
Al- ways walking by my side
How to play Youre Always There
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.