[darfaz]

I'm looking for a popular worship song that isn't just C F G or G C Em D. Like, even one that has a cool riff or has a unique strumming pattern.

Anything would be great, but I'd especially like one that is widely known. I'm just struggling to think of one right now.

[mathminnick31]

Even So Come by Christian Stanfill

Am Em G D in verse
Chorus Em C G D in the beginning and the D chords change to Bm at the end.

I use the gsus chord in the chorus too. On the part "even so come, Lord Jesus, come"

Bridge uses C D Em I think.

Nice dynamic song. 6/8 time

[darfaz]

Yes, that is exactly what I'm looking for. Love the 6/8.

Any others?? Seriously, anything would help.

[mathminnick31]

Building 429 "Where I Belong" is in G, but the bridge turns around on an F.

Revelation Song. Although it's the same 4 chords, it doesn't follow the typical 1-4-5-m6 chord progression. I play it with D, Am, C, G which puts it in the key of G with a 1-m2-4-5 chord progression.

Living Sacrifice is in G, but the verses have a Bm, Am, C G and B7 in them.

[DaGeek]

A 4/4 song, but it's an interesting song with some great dynamics:

"What A Beautiful Name" by Hillsong. Not your trite, everyday song.

[aljb17]

Originally Posted by DaGeek

A 4/4 song, but it's an interesting song with some great dynamics:

"What A Beautiful Name" by Hillsong. Not your trite, everyday song.

We just started doing this song in the last 6 weeks, has some cool chord shapes aswell

[darfaz]

In the live Youtube video for Even so Come, Krisitan Stanfill is playing with a capo on the 7th fret. Any ideas of the chord shapes he's using?