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More Than Conquerors

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Gbmajor
90BPM
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[Verse]
F#Now there is no condemnation,
B/F#Now there is no guilt or shame
For tG#mhose who have been covered Bby
The blood of JeF#sus
And nF#ow the words of our accuser
B/F#Have been robbed of all their pow'r
And the eG#mnemy has been defeBated
By the blood of JeF#sus
[Pre-chorus 1]
So we stBand with our hearts washed cF#/A#lean
And we D#mlift up our hands and sC#ing
[Chorus]
We are more than conqBuerors,
We are more than conqD#muerors
God if You are G#mfor us, who can be aF#/A#gainst us
We are more than conqBuerors,
We are more than conqD#muerors
God if You are G#mfor us, who can be aF#/A#gainst us
What can sepD#marate us from Your loBve
[Verse 2]
OF#nce we were the slaves and pris'ners,
B/F#Now we're children of the King
The faG#mvored sons and daughters,
SaBved by the blood of JeF#sus
So tF#ell me death, where is your vict'ry
And tBell me grave where is your sting
You've been swaG#mllowed up in life,
ForBever by the blood of JeF#sus
[Pre-chorus 2]
And we stBand as the ones reF#/A#deemed
As we lD#mift up our hearts and sC#ing
[Chorus]
We are more than conqBuerors,
We are more than conqD#muerors
God if You are G#mfor us, who can be aF#/A#gainst us
We are more than conqBuerors,
We are more than conqD#muerors
God if You are G#mfor us, who can be aF#/A#gainst us
What can sepD#marate us from Your loBve
[Bridge]
By the blF#ood of the Lamb,
By the WBord of our testimony
The enemy has D#mbeen, the enemy will Bbe defF#eated
[Chorus]
We are more than conqBuerors,
We are more than conqD#muerors
God if You are G#mfor us, who can be aF#/A#gainst us
We are more than conqBuerors,
We are more than conqD#muerors
God if You are G#mfor us, who can be aF#/A#gainst us
What can sepD#marate us from Your loBve
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