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Found
David George
Standard Tuning (E-A-D-G-B-e)
OK, this is the version from All Of The Above. You kind of have to listen to it and get
feel for the chord changes... this is how I play it, at least. I'll put the bass tab in
bass tab section for you bassers out there.
Chords used...
e---Cadd9--3-----Em7-3----G3---Am7-3----D20----D/F#-0------------------------------------|
b-----3------3----3----3----3-----3------------------------------------|
g-----0------0----0----0----2-----2------------------------------------|
d-----2------2----0----2----0-----0------------------------------------|
a-----3------2----x----0----x-----x------------------------------------|
E-----x------0----3----x----x-----2------------------------------------|
The lick in the beginning is pretty easy...
e----2--3----|
b--3------3--|
g------------|
d------------| X2
a------------|
E------------|
OK, let's move on
[Intro]
Cadd9-Em7-G-Am7-Cadd9-Em7-G-D2- Cadd9(X2)
[Verse 1]
Cadd9AEm7mazing lGove, now Am7what else Cadd9shall I Em7need?G  D2  Cadd9  
Cadd9Your Em7name brings GLife. It's Am7more than the Cadd9air I breathe.Em7  
Repeat Intro
The same chords are played for this verse, also.
[Verse 2]
My world was changed when Your Life you gave for me.
My purpose found, and all that You want for me.
[Chorus]
Em7   Cadd9   G   D/F#(repeat)
And I found myself in You
You can go back to the top by simply going through the intro again!
[Bridge]
(* build up to heavy on chords with an astersik!)
So take me to a Cadd9place where I can Gsee You D/F#face to Cadd9face,
and all I wanna Em7do, all I wanna D2do is worship Am7You.
Take me to a Cadd9place where I can Gsee you D/F#face to Cadd9face,
Em7* D2* Am7* Cadd9*
and all I wanna do, all I wanna do is worship You
(Distortion from (Am7*) till end)
You are Gworthy! You are D2worthy!
Am7I will live for Cadd9all my days to Gworship D2You!
Am7   Cadd9   G   D2(ring out)
Lord, I will live for all my days to worship You!
End with chorus
My friend and I figured out as much as we could of this song to play it at our church,
this is what we came up with. This is JUST HOW WE PLAY IT, so it's probably not perfect,
I hope you all enjoy. God bless!
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| x Dead note
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