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Let My Words Be Few
(The Road to One Day Live) 
By:  Matt Redman
(Capo 1)
[Verse 1]
GYou are God in B7(#5)heaven 
EmAnd here am I Con earth 
GSo I'll B7(#5)let my words be Emfew C  
Am7Jesus, EmI am Cso in lDove with GYou 
[Chorus]
GAnd I'll stand in Fawe of EmYou C  
GYes I'll stand in Fawe of EmYou C  
CAnd I'll lAm7et my wEmords be fCew
CJesus, Am7I am Cso in Dlove with GYou. 
[Verse 2]
GThe simplest of all love sB7(#5)ongs 
EmI want to bring to CYou 
GSo I'll B7(#5)let my words be Emfew C  
Am7JesusEm, I am Cso in Dlove with YoGu.

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Let My Words Be Few

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Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

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B7(#5)

Am7

Let My Words Be Few

(The Road to One Day Live)

By: Matt Redman

(Capo 1)

[Verse 1]

G B7(#5)

You are God in heaven

Em C

And here am I on earth

G B7(#5) Em C

So I'll let my words be few

Am7 Em C D G

Jesus, I am so in love with You

[Chorus]

G F Em C

And I'll stand in awe of You

G F Em C

Yes I'll stand in awe of You

C Am7 Em C

And I'll let my words be few

C Am7 C D G

Jesus, I am so in love with You.

[Verse 2]

G B7(#5)

The simplest of all love songs

Em C

I want to bring to You

G B7(#5) Em C

So I'll let my words be few

Am7 Em C D G

Jesus, I am so in love with You.

About Let My Words Be Few Chords by Matt Redman

Learn how to play Let My Words Be Few by Matt Redman with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Let My Words Be Few chords”, “Let My Words Be Few guitar chords”, or “Matt Redman Let My Words Be Few chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Let My Words Be Few chords and for experienced players who want accurate Let My Words Be Few lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, B7(#5), Em, C, Am7, D.

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What key is "Let My Words Be Few" in?

The chords for "Let My Words Be Few" show the original chord names (including G, B7(#5), Em, C, Am7, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.