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10000 Reasons Bless The Lord

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[Intro]
C G D/F# Em
C G Dsus4 D
[Chorus]
Bless the CLord, O my Gsoul,
D/F#O my Emsoul,
CWorship His hoGly naDsus4me.D  
Sing like Cnever befEmore,
CO Dmy Emsoul.
I'll Cworship Your hoDly name.C/G  G  
[Verse 1]
The Csun comes Gup, it's a nDew day dEmawning;
CIt's time to Gsing Your sonDg agaiEmn.
CWhatever may Gpass, and whateDver lies befEmore me,
C2Let me be sGinging when the eDsus4ven- iDng GcomeGsus4s.G  
[Chorus]
Bless the LCord, O my sGoul,
D/F#O my Emsoul,
CWorship His hoGly naDsus4me.D  
Sing like Cnever befEmore,
CO Dmy Emsoul.
I'll Cworship Your hoDly name.C/G  G  
[Verse 2]
You're Crich in Glove, and You're Dslow to aEmnger.
Your nCame is gGreat, and Your hDeart is kiEmnd.
For Call Your Ggoodness, I will Dkeep on Emsinging;
C2Ten thousand Greasons for my Dsus4heart Dto Gfind.Gsus4  G  
[Chorus]
Bless the LCord, O my sGoul,
D/F#O my Emsoul,
CWorship His hoGly naDsus4me.D  
Sing like Cnever befEmore,
CO Dmy Emsoul.
I'll Cworship Your hoDly name.C/G  G  
[Verse 3]
And Con that Gday when my Dstrength is fEmailing,
The Cend draws Gnear, and my Dtime has cEmome;
CStill my Gsoul will sing Your Dpraise unEmending:
C2Ten thousand Gyears and then forDsus4e - - vDermGoreGsus4!G  
[Chorus] (x2)
Bless the LCord, O my sGoul,
D/F#O my Emsoul,
CWorship His hoGly naDsus4me.D  
Sing like Cnever befEmore,
CO Dmy Emsoul.
I'll Cworship Your hDoly naGme.
Ending
Yes, I will Cworship Your hDoly naEmme.
Lord, I'll Cworship Your hDoly naGme.

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The story behind the song

Matt Redman is an English Christian worship leader, singer-songwriter, and author, known for his impactful contributions to worship music. He began leading worship in his teens, following his conversion to Christianity at age 10. "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" is one of his most recognized works, co-written with Jonas Myrin. At its heart, the song is a powerful expression of worship and gratitude, inviting reflection on the countless reasons to bless the Lord.

AI-written from these sources:Matt Redman — Wikipedia ↗

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10000 Reasons Bless The Lord

by Matt Redman

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D/F#

Dsus4

C/G

Gsus4

[Intro]

C G D/F# Em

C G Dsus4 D

[Chorus]

C G

Bless the Lord, O my soul,

D/F# Em

O my soul,

C G Dsus4 D

Worship His holy name.

C Em

Sing like never before,

C D Em

O my soul.

C D C/G G

I'll worship Your holy name.

[Verse 1]

C G D Em

The sun comes up, it's a new day dawning;

C G D Em

It's time to sing Your song again.

C G D Em

Whatever may pass, and whatever lies before me,

C2 G Dsus4 D G Gsus4 G

Let me be singing when the even- ing comes.

[Chorus]

C G

Bless the Lord, O my soul,

D/F# Em

O my soul,

C G Dsus4 D

Worship His holy name.

C Em

Sing like never before,

C D Em

O my soul.

C D C/G G

I'll worship Your holy name.

[Verse 2]

C G D Em

You're rich in love, and You're slow to anger.

C G D Em

Your name is great, and Your heart is kind.

C G D Em

For all Your goodness, I will keep on singing;

C2 G Dsus4 D G Gsus4 G

Ten thousand reasons for my heart to find.

[Chorus]

C G

Bless the Lord, O my soul,

D/F# Em

O my soul,

C G Dsus4 D

Worship His holy name.

C Em

Sing like never before,

C D Em

O my soul.

C D C/G G

I'll worship Your holy name.

[Verse 3]

C G D Em

And on that day when my strength is failing,

C G D Em

The end draws near, and my time has come;

C G D Em

Still my soul will sing Your praise unending:

C2 G Dsus4 D G Gsus4 G

Ten thousand years and then fore - - vermore!

[Chorus] (x2)

C G

Bless the Lord, O my soul,

D/F# Em

O my soul,

C G Dsus4 D

Worship His holy name.

C Em

Sing like never before,

C D Em

O my soul.

C D G

I'll worship Your holy name.

Ending

C D Em

Yes, I will worship Your holy name.

C D G

Lord, I'll worship Your holy name.

About 10000 Reasons Bless The Lord Chords by Matt Redman

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