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Once Again

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[Intro] x2
(The last two lines of the verse)
G A D
[Verse]
DJesus AChrist, I thiGnk upon Your Dsacrifice
GYou became noDthing, Gpoured out to deaAth
DMany tiAmes I've woGndered at Your Dgift of life
And GI'm in that plAace once aDgain
GI'm in that plAace once aDgain
[Chorus]
And Donce again I Glook upon the Dcross where You diAed
I'm hDumbled by Your Gmercy and I'm Dbroken insiAde
BmOnce again I thGank You
BmOnce again I pAour out my DlifeG  D  A  
[Verse]
DNow You Aare exaGlted to the hDighest place
GKing of Dthe heavens, where Gone day I'll Abow
DBut for Anow, I maGrvel at Your saDving grace
And GI'm full of prAaise once Dagain
GI'm full of praAise once Dagain
[Bridge] x4
GThank You for the crAoss
DThank You for the cross
GThank You for the crAoss, my FrDiend   

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The story behind the song

Matt Redman is a Christian worship leader and singer-songwriter known for his influential contributions to contemporary worship music. This song fits within his body of work, which often focuses on themes of faith and devotion. It carries the spirit of his musical mission, inviting listeners into a moment of spiritual reflection and praise.

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

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Once Again

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[Intro] x2

(The last two lines of the verse)

G A D

[Verse]

D A G D

Jesus Christ, I think upon Your sacrifice

G D G A

You became nothing, poured out to death

D A G D

Many times I've wondered at Your gift of life

G A D

And I'm in that place once again

G A D

I'm in that place once again

[Chorus]

D G D A

And once again I look upon the cross where You died

D G D A

I'm humbled by Your mercy and I'm broken inside

Bm G

Once again I thank You

Bm A D G D A

Once again I pour out my life

[Verse]

D A G D

Now You are exalted to the highest place

G D G A

King of the heavens, where one day I'll bow

D A G D

But for now, I marvel at Your saving grace

G A D

And I'm full of praise once again

G A D

I'm full of praise once again

[Bridge] x4

G A

Thank You for the cross

G A D

Thank You for the cross, my Friend

About Once Again Chords by Matt Redman

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