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Redman, Matt - Rejoice With Trembling

Song: Rejoice With Trembling 
Album: Where Angels Fear to Tread (released on the WorshipTogether.com Label)
Artist: Matt Redman
Tabbed by: Andy (beachballer84@aol.com)

A really powerful song that paints an awesome picture of our worship to
God- our passionate lover and mighty king. But its not the easiest of
songs. =) This song is tricky but at the same time innovative with the
"unusual for worship music" 3-6-2-5 progression and you'll encounter
some chords you might not be used to. 

For guitarists, the Bdim chord is simply a A7 Chord barred on the 1st
fret (thus making it a Bb7 Chord) and putting a finger on the second
string second fret. As for the alterded dominant, E7(b9), a guitarist
can simply substitute a that for a plain ol' E7 as long as a pianist
or organist can get the F natural in.

Here is the spelling of them:

Bdim... B, D, F, A  
E7(b9)... E, G#, B, D, F

Intro
Bdim, E7, Am, D (repeat with leading tones on organ)

Verse
Bdim  E7(b9) Am7  D  G  A7 (or A)  D
Bdim  E7(b9) Am7  D  G  A7 (or A)  D  C

Chorus
G D/F# Bdim C Am G/B C
G D/F# Bdim C G/B Am G/B C G

Comments about this tab

Instead of the Bdim, try an F6 throughout the song.

F6- xx3231

sounds great man.. but i think the F6 is MUCH easier to play then the Bdim.. haha

Guys, its a Bm7 flat 5 (you hear the B in the bass) or a Dm6 with a B in the bass (same chord). Strike only string 5-4-3-2 and play d-a-f-b respectively (high to low)