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Submitted by: BannerMan

ALL MY PRAISE

tempo = 69 BPM
time = 4/4
} = Rest
% = Segna



Verse

|  Am  /  Em  /  |  F  :|| 4x




Bridge

|  F  /  G  /  |  Am  |

|  F  /  G  /  |  C  /  G/B  /  |




% Chorus

|  C+5  |  F+9  |  C+5  /  G+5/B  /  |  F  /  /  G  |

                                      ___________
                                     |           |
|  C+5  |  F+9  |  C+5  /  G+5/B  /  |  F  |  F  |

 _______________________________________
|fine                                   |
||:  Am  /  Em  /  |  F  :||  F  |  F  ||




Interlude

|  Am  |  G+5/B  |  C+5  |  F  |

|  C  /  G/B  /  |  Am  /  G  /  |  F  |

|  G  }  }  }  || D.s. al fine


"All My Praise," words and music by Audrey Hatcher
©2002 BMG Songs, Inc.
Arrangement by France/Hourglass Music (Atlanta, GA)
CCLI Song # 4437217

Comments about this tab

mfarrell - 2006-06-23

do you have this in tabs?

BannerMan - 2006-07-17

Someone else might, but I don't use tabs myself.

Guitargirl2God - 2006-08-30

Bannerman you are the only guy that i know that would be willing to put this in this format. Luckily i understand this method of writing. Peace!

GBU!!!
Rachel

GeorgiagurlB15 - 2006-09-13

This sounds great! Especially if you play it with the bar chords. Thanks alot!

dancebreather - 2007-01-22

WOW! This is awesome! Thanks! This is one of my favorite worship songs!

BannerMan - 2007-02-24

GuitarGirl - I'm going to assume that's a compliment :)

Actually, if more musicians would break the bondage of tabs and music and join the freedom of playing with charts the world would be a happier place. Well maybe not, but their would be less time dedicated to band rehearsal.

Our Worship band practices for about 30 mins before people arive and I can throw a brand new chart for a song they've never even heard before and we'll play it like we've played it together for years. If you can read know some chords, basic scales and how to count to 4 (and sometime 6) you can play anything from a chart. It's the only way to play IMHO :)

L8r,

BannerMan

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