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Redman, Matt - Let My Words Be Few

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Let My Words Be Few
(The Road to One Day Live) 
By:  Matt Redman
(Capo 1)

(Verse 1)
G              B7(#5) 
You are God in heaven 
Em           C
And here am I on earth 
G       B7(#5)         Em   C
So I'll let my words be few 
Am7   Em    C      D        G
Jesus, I am so in love with You 

(Chorus)
G                 F      Em  C
And I'll stand in awe of You 
G                 F      Em    C
Yes I'll stand in awe of You 
Am7    Em       C
And I'll let my words be few
C     Am7   C     D         G 
Jesus, I am so in love with You. 

(Verse 2)
G                         B7(#5)
The simplest of all love songs 
Em                C
I want to bring to You 
G       B7(#5)          Em    C
So I'll let my words be few 
Am7  Em    C      D           G
Jesus, I am so in love with You.


B7(#5)  301003 (call it whatever chord you want!)

Comments or Questions to:  shawn360@msn.com

Comments about this tab

kkid121 - 2004-07-06

the tabs are right but the actual song is a half step higher....so it starts on G#

gcat1486 - 2004-10-08

what do you suggest moving the capo?

djasa5 - 2006-08-22

B7(#5) is actually Gaug (or Gaug7) with fingering as indicated

jmwoolybear - 2006-11-08

Thanks! I think this will go over quite well for our praise band in church, I just have to learn the B7. (I either fake the guitar reasonably well or I play with severe limitations, one or the other.)

AllenFuller - 2008-04-05

The fingering for the Gaug is slightly off. Instead of 301003 do 321003

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