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Hallelujah
Tenth Avenue North
Key E  
Intro:    C#m     A     E  B  
Verse 1:
AAt first I am aBfraid, but not because of C#mfear
But the holy of Eholies is drawing me Anear
Your voice like Bthunder shakes the ground I’m C#monB/D#  
Pre-Chorus: 
ASo I hide my face in the Bshadow of Your wings O ALord
I hide my sin from the Bbeauty here before Your Athrone
Your Bthrone
Chorus:
EHallelujah for the blood of the Lamb that was slain
 C#m( F#mlast x)
Hallelujah for the blood of the Lamb that was slain
And se we, Aenter in to see Your face
Enter in to see Your face O EGodB  
Verse 2:
AI’m falling to my Bknees, I feel the earth C#mbeneath
With the weight of my Esin and this crushing unbeAlief
How could You really love Bme with all that I’ve C#mdone?
O B/D#Lord
Bridge: 
You C#mspread Your Ahands   Eand made Ba refuge for the C#mweak and Ablessed
  EThe weary, Bbruised and broken C#mtook our Asin   Einside BYour wounds we hide F#maway
  AInside Your wounds we hide

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Hallelujah

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Hallelujah

Tenth Avenue North

Key

C#m A E B

Intro:

Verse 1:

A B C#m

At first I am afraid, but not because of fear

E A

But the holy of holies is drawing me near

B C#m B/D#

Your voice like thunder shakes the ground I’m on

Pre-Chorus:

A B A

So I hide my face in the shadow of Your wings O Lord

B A

I hide my sin from the beauty here before Your throne

Your throne

Chorus:

Hallelujah for the blood of the Lamb that was slain

C#m F#m

( last x)

Hallelujah for the blood of the Lamb that was slain

And se we, enter in to see Your face

E B

Enter in to see Your face O God

Verse 2:

A B C#m

I’m falling to my knees, I feel the earth beneath

E A

With the weight of my sin and this crushing unbelief

B C#m

How could You really love me with all that I’ve done?

B/D#

O Lord

Bridge:

C#m A E B C#m A

You spread Your hands and made a refuge for the weak and blessed

E B C#m A E B F#m

The weary, bruised and broken took our sin inside Your wounds we hide away

Inside Your wounds we hide

About Hallelujah Chords by Tenth Avenue North

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