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Submitted by: SoldOut4Christ

Song: Mission’s Flame
Artist: Matt Redman
Album: Facedown
		
This is an awesome song!  I put the rhythm timing down in case 
anyone needs it.  Each interval between the lines represents 
two measures, NOT one.  Listen to the album and read this tab and 
it should be pretty obvious, if not, please post a comment on this 
tab.  God Bless


Key:
|-	-	-	-|	Equals 2 measures
	

Intro/ Verse 1/ Verse 2

 Bm					
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 A		F#m			
|-	-	-	-|
 Bm
|-	-	-	-|


Chorus
	
 D		A					
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 D		A			
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 F#m							
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 F#m					
|-	-	-	-|
 G		A	   Bm
|-	-	-	-|


Bridge

 A						
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 A					
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 A							
|-	-	-	-|
 G
|-	-	-	-|
 F#m					
|-	-	-	-|
 G			   
|-	-	-	-|
 A					
|-	-	-	-|

Comments about this tab

ee7klt - 2005-01-23

hi,
did you mean F#Major instead of F#Minor?
KL

SoldOut4Christ - 2005-01-31

Wasn't totally sure. Try each way and play what sounds better. That's what I do. In Christ.

joe_17 - 2005-06-24

Just practiced this song for the first time yesterday to play at one of my youth groups and i love it, its simple but catchy and fun, lol, thanks for showing the bars and such, makes it easier to catch onto!

mwagner2277 - 2005-09-29

does anyone have the Bb chord that they play at the end of the walkup after the last chorus?

aexro - 2005-11-27

the Bm chord is as follows:
E:2
B:3
G:4
D:4
A:2

Bb is the same just move down to 12331

caspianx67 - 2006-09-19

It sounds to me like the second chord is a GMaj7, played as 3x4432, from low E to high E. And it's definitely an F# (major) not minor. Alternatively, play F#7.

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