Chords for MOSAIC MSC - Tremble: Story
Tempo:
76.925 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Jesus, Jesus
[C] [G]
[F] [C] Trample is such a powerful song because I feel like in Los Angeles there's so much darkness
and so many people that don't have light or hope in their life
and I feel like what the song is saying is just that Jesus is bigger than all of that
and I know that it can be hard to believe especially when you're surrounded by it
and you live in a city that almost thrives on that darkness
and just that Jesus can overcome all of it
and that his name can overcome all of it
and saying his [A] name and worshipping his name [N] and believing in his name in those moments in the city
is such a huge part of what Mosaic and what we do and what we want to write songs about
[C] is just that even in a city like this you can have that light
and that light is more powerful than anything
I remember one of the first time we actually played this song
and it was on Easter and it was such a beautiful moment
because we had so many people who came to the church for the first time
people who probably come to Mosaic or to any church once a year
and it was so beautiful to see people so into the song
and it almost felt from stage like if people were saying
yeah this is what we're supposed to sing, this is what we're supposed to say
and you can feel in that moment what a beautiful and what a powerful song
It's just one of the songs I feel like that provokes one of the most visceral reactions from people
[N] because it's just like people immediately, when it gets to that bridge
people just immediately are on board with what's happening
even if they're not aware of it, they're singing out
your name is a light that the shadows can't deny
and it's almost like this thing you want to just go out and march
and just like go into battle even if you don't know anything about it
but it's that kind of powerful anthemy song
We believe that this song actually does what the song says
it makes the darkness tremble, it silences fear
and that's what we see it doing to our community
and [F] yeah, it's been awesome
[C]
[C] [G]
[F] [C] Trample is such a powerful song because I feel like in Los Angeles there's so much darkness
and so many people that don't have light or hope in their life
and I feel like what the song is saying is just that Jesus is bigger than all of that
and I know that it can be hard to believe especially when you're surrounded by it
and you live in a city that almost thrives on that darkness
and just that Jesus can overcome all of it
and that his name can overcome all of it
and saying his [A] name and worshipping his name [N] and believing in his name in those moments in the city
is such a huge part of what Mosaic and what we do and what we want to write songs about
[C] is just that even in a city like this you can have that light
and that light is more powerful than anything
I remember one of the first time we actually played this song
and it was on Easter and it was such a beautiful moment
because we had so many people who came to the church for the first time
people who probably come to Mosaic or to any church once a year
and it was so beautiful to see people so into the song
and it almost felt from stage like if people were saying
yeah this is what we're supposed to sing, this is what we're supposed to say
and you can feel in that moment what a beautiful and what a powerful song
It's just one of the songs I feel like that provokes one of the most visceral reactions from people
[N] because it's just like people immediately, when it gets to that bridge
people just immediately are on board with what's happening
even if they're not aware of it, they're singing out
your name is a light that the shadows can't deny
and it's almost like this thing you want to just go out and march
and just like go into battle even if you don't know anything about it
but it's that kind of powerful anthemy song
We believe that this song actually does what the song says
it makes the darkness tremble, it silences fear
and that's what we see it doing to our community
and [F] yeah, it's been awesome
[C]
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Jesus, Jesus
[C] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [C] Trample is such a powerful song because I feel like in Los Angeles there's so much darkness
and so many people that don't have light or hope in their life
and I feel like what the song is saying is just that Jesus is bigger than all of that
and I know that it can be hard to believe especially when you're surrounded by it
and you live in a city that almost thrives on that darkness
and just that Jesus can overcome all of it
and that his name can overcome all of it
and saying his [A] name and worshipping his name [N] and believing in his name in those moments in the city
is such a huge part of what Mosaic and what we do and what we want to write songs about
[C] is just that even in a city like this you can have that light
and that light is more powerful than anything
I remember one of the first time we actually played this song
and it was on Easter and it was such a beautiful moment
because we had so many people who came to the church for the first time
people who probably come to Mosaic or to any church once a year
and it was so beautiful to see people so into the song
and it almost felt from stage like if people were saying
yeah this is what we're supposed to sing, this is what we're supposed to say
and you can feel in that moment what a beautiful and what a powerful song
It's just one of the songs I feel like that provokes one of the most visceral reactions from people
[N] because it's just like people immediately, when it gets to that bridge
people just immediately are on board with what's happening
even if they're not aware of it, they're singing out
your name is a light that the shadows can't deny
and it's almost like this thing you want to just go out and march
and just like go into battle even if you don't know anything about it
but it's that kind of powerful anthemy song
We believe that this song actually does what the song says
it makes the darkness tremble, it silences fear
and that's what we see it doing to our community
and [F] yeah, it's been awesome
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ [G] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [C] Trample is such a powerful song because I feel like in Los Angeles there's so much darkness
and so many people that don't have light or hope in their life
and I feel like what the song is saying is just that Jesus is bigger than all of that
and I know that it can be hard to believe especially when you're surrounded by it
and you live in a city that almost thrives on that darkness
and just that Jesus can overcome all of it
and that his name can overcome all of it
and saying his [A] name and worshipping his name [N] and believing in his name in those moments in the city
is such a huge part of what Mosaic and what we do and what we want to write songs about
[C] is just that even in a city like this you can have that light
and that light is more powerful than anything
I remember one of the first time we actually played this song
and it was on Easter and it was such a beautiful moment
because we had so many people who came to the church for the first time
people who probably come to Mosaic or to any church once a year
and it was so beautiful to see people so into the song
and it almost felt from stage like if people were saying
yeah this is what we're supposed to sing, this is what we're supposed to say
and you can feel in that moment what a beautiful and what a powerful song
It's just one of the songs I feel like that provokes one of the most visceral reactions from people
[N] because it's just like people immediately, when it gets to that bridge
people just immediately are on board with what's happening
even if they're not aware of it, they're singing out
your name is a light that the shadows can't deny
and it's almost like this thing you want to just go out and march
and just like go into battle even if you don't know anything about it
but it's that kind of powerful anthemy song
We believe that this song actually does what the song says
it makes the darkness tremble, it silences fear
and that's what we see it doing to our community
and [F] yeah, it's been awesome
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _