And Can It Be
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David N |
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Wesley, Charles |
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Campbell, Thomas |
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David N
Oct 28, 2009
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I tried to create a personal profile but got an error. Guess I'm just going to have to look like Doug... :)
dave
Long time user, first post. Never really took advantage of this site before. I have a lot of chorded hymns I could contribute, if only I had more time... I will contribute as I can. I really appreciate the tool.
When I create the script for Chord Maker I usually include a bit of information within a chord marker to help me when I am playing. For example, note the '‹G Major - D7›'. This will print the key the song is in, and the V7 chord of that key. No matter what key I am in, if I play the chord based on the V7 of that key, it makes for an easy transition into that song. Helps with key changes within a song too!
By the way, I have Chord Maker version 2.1.6. How can I upgrade?
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And Can It Be
«G Major»
And can be that I should gain, an in--terest in my Sa-vior's blood?
Died He for me, who caused his pain? For me, who him to death pur-sued?
Am-azing love, how can it be That thou my God should die for me?
Amazing love, how can it be , That thou my God should die for me.
Long my im-prisoned spirit lay, Fast bound in sin and na-ture's night.
Thine eye dif-fused a quickening ray, I woke, the dun-geon flamed with light.
My chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth and followed thee.
Amazing love, how can it be That thou my God should die for me.
No condem-nation now I dread, Je-sus, and all in Him, is mine.
Alive in Him, my living Head And clothed with right-eous-ness di-vine.
Bold I ap-proach the eternal throne, and claim the crown, through Christ, my own.
Amazing love, how can it be That thou my God should die for me.
[edited by Doug T on Oct 28, 2009]
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With Chords
«G Major»‹G Major - D7›
‹G›And can ‹Em›be that ‹C›I ‹D›should ‹G›gain, an ‹C›in--‹D›terest ‹G ›in ‹D-G ›my ‹D›Sa-‹A›vior's ‹D›blood?
‹D›Died He for ‹G - D›me, ‹›who ‹G›caused his ‹D›pain? For ‹C›me, who ‹G›him ‹D›to ‹G›death ‹D›pur-‹G›sued?
‹G›Am-‹D›azing ‹Em›love, ‹›‹Am›how ‹C›can ‹Asus ›it ‹›‹D›be That ‹G›thou my ‹C›God should ‹D›die for ‹G›me?
‹G›Amazing ‹D›love, how ‹Am ›can it ‹Em ›be , That ‹C›thou my ‹G›God ‹C›should ‹G›die ‹D›for ‹G›me.
‹G›Long my im-‹Em›prisoned ‹C›spir‹D›it ‹G›lay, Fast ‹C›bound ‹D ›in ‹G ›sin ‹D-G ›and ‹D›na-‹A›ture's ‹D›night.
‹D›Thine eye dif-‹G - D›fused a ‹G›quickening ‹D›ray, I ‹C›woke, the ‹G›dun-‹D›geon ‹G›flamed ‹D›with ‹G›light.
‹G›My ‹D›chains fell ‹Em ›off, ‹Am ›my ‹C›heart ‹Asus ›was ‹D›free, I ‹G›rose, went ‹C›forth and ‹D›followed ‹G›thee.
‹G›Amazing ‹D›love, how ‹Am ›can it ‹Em ›be That ‹C›thou my ‹G ›God ‹C›should ‹G ›die ‹D ›for ‹G ›me.
‹G›No condem-‹Em›nation ‹C›now ‹D ›I ‹G›dread, Je-‹C ›sus, ‹D ›and ‹G ›all ‹D-G › in ‹D ›Him, ‹A ›is ‹D›mine.
‹D ›Alive in ‹G - D ›Him, ‹›my ‹G›living ‹D›Head And ‹C›clothed with ‹G›right-‹D›eous-‹G ›ness ‹D ›di-‹G›vine.
‹G›Bold ‹D›I ap-‹Em›proach ‹Am ›the e‹C ›ter‹Asus ›nal ‹D›throne, and ‹G›claim the ‹C›crown, through ‹D›Christ, my ‹G›own.
‹G›Amazing ‹D›love, how ‹Am ›can it ‹Em ›be That ‹C›thou my ‹G ›God ‹C›should ‹G ›die ‹D ›for ‹G›me.
[edited by Doug T on Oct 28, 2009]
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