Chords for Going To Where He Lives
Tempo:
98.85 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
F#m
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A] [Bm]
[A]
[D] [Bm] [A] The Bible tells the story how our [D] Lord was [A]
crucified,
[D] how nails pierced his hands and feet, and blood flowed [A] from his side.
How on that third appointed day he arose [G] to live [D] again.
My [E] eyes did not [A] behold [F#m]
him, [A] but to heaven [E] he [A] did ascend.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, [A] but I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, [A] but I know [E] he's alive.
[F#] Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he [A] died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives.
Now he's seated at the right hand of [D] his [A] father's throne.
[D] He said that he'd go to prepare a place that we all [A] could call home.
Oh, but then he promised he would not leave me here.
He'd be back in [G] a little [D]
while.
Then I'll [E] be [A] going where [F#m] he [A] lives because [E] of where [A] he died.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, but [A] I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, but [A] I know [E] he's alive.
[F#]
Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he died, [A] but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives.
I [D] may [E] never visit [A]
where [F#m] he died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives.
[A]
[D] [Bm] [A] The Bible tells the story how our [D] Lord was [A]
crucified,
[D] how nails pierced his hands and feet, and blood flowed [A] from his side.
How on that third appointed day he arose [G] to live [D] again.
My [E] eyes did not [A] behold [F#m]
him, [A] but to heaven [E] he [A] did ascend.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, [A] but I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, [A] but I know [E] he's alive.
[F#] Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he [A] died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives.
Now he's seated at the right hand of [D] his [A] father's throne.
[D] He said that he'd go to prepare a place that we all [A] could call home.
Oh, but then he promised he would not leave me here.
He'd be back in [G] a little [D]
while.
Then I'll [E] be [A] going where [F#m] he [A] lives because [E] of where [A] he died.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, but [A] I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, but [A] I know [E] he's alive.
[F#]
Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he died, [A] but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives.
I [D] may [E] never visit [A]
where [F#m] he died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives.
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_ _ [A] _ _ _ [Bm] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ [Bm] _ [A] The Bible tells the story how our [D] Lord was [A]
crucified,
_ _ [D] how nails pierced his hands and feet, and blood flowed [A] from his side.
How on that third _ appointed day he arose [G] to live [D] _ _ again.
My [E] eyes did not [A] behold [F#m]
him, [A] but to heaven [E] he [A] did ascend.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, [A] but I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, [A] but I know [E] he's _ alive. _
_ [F#] Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he [A] died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he _ _ _ _ lives.
Now he's seated at the right hand of [D] his [A] father's throne. _
[D] He said that he'd go to prepare a place that we all [A] could call home.
Oh, but then he promised he would not leave me here.
He'd be back in [G] a little [D]
while.
_ Then I'll [E] be [A] going where [F#m] he [A] lives because [E] of where [A] he died.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, but [A] I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, but [A] I know _ [E] he's alive.
_ _ _ [F#]
Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he died, [A] but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives. _ _ _
I [D] may [E] never visit [A]
where [F#m] he died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ [Bm] _ [A] The Bible tells the story how our [D] Lord was [A]
crucified,
_ _ [D] how nails pierced his hands and feet, and blood flowed [A] from his side.
How on that third _ appointed day he arose [G] to live [D] _ _ again.
My [E] eyes did not [A] behold [F#m]
him, [A] but to heaven [E] he [A] did ascend.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, [A] but I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, [A] but I know [E] he's _ alive. _
_ [F#] Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he [A] died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he _ _ _ _ lives.
Now he's seated at the right hand of [D] his [A] father's throne. _
[D] He said that he'd go to prepare a place that we all [A] could call home.
Oh, but then he promised he would not leave me here.
He'd be back in [G] a little [D]
while.
_ Then I'll [E] be [A] going where [F#m] he [A] lives because [E] of where [A] he died.
I [D] may never walk up Calvary's hill, but [A] I know that's where he died.
I [D] may never see that empty tomb, but [A] I know _ [E] he's alive.
_ _ _ [F#]
Though [A] I have never seen him face to face, an invitation he [D] did give.
I may [E] never [A] visit where [F#m] he died, [A] but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives. _ _ _
I [D] may [E] never visit [A]
where [F#m] he died, but I'm [E] going where [A] he lives. _
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