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I Will Rise

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I Will Rise - Chris Tomlin
Capo 4th fret
[Verse 1]
There's a Empeace I've come to Cknow
Though my Gheart and flesh may Dfail
There's an Emanchor for my Csoul
I can Gsay "It is Dwell"
[Pre-Chorus]
GJesus has overDcome
And the Emgrave is overCwhelmed
The Gvictory is Dwon
He is Emrisen from the Cdead
[Chorus]
And I will Grise when He Dcalls my name
EmNo more sorrow, Cno more pain
I will Grise on Deagles' wings
BeEmfore my God fall Con my knees
And GriseC  
I will GriseD  
[Verse 2]
There's a Emday that's drawing Cnear
When this Gdarkness breaks to Dlight
And the Emshadows disapCpear
And my Gfaith shall be my Deyes
[Pre-Chorus]
GJesus has overDcome
And the Emgrave is overCwhelmed
The Gvictory is Dwon
He is Emrisen from the Cdead
[Chorus:]
And I will Grise when He Dcalls my name
EmNo more sorrow, Cno more pain
I will Grise on Deagles' wings
BeEmfore my God fall Con my knees
And GriseC  
I will GriseD  
[Bridge]
DAnd I hear the Cvoice of Gmany Dangels sing,
C"Worthy Gis the DLamb"
DAnd I hear the Ccry of Gevery Dlonging heart,
C"Worthy Gis the DLamb"
DAnd I hear the Cvoice of Gmany Dangels sing,
C"Worthy Gis the DLamb"
DAnd I hear the Ccry of Gevery Dlonging heart,
C"Worthy Gis the DLamb"
[Chorus:]
And I will Grise when He Dcalls my name
EmNo more sorrow, Cno more pain
I will Grise on Deagles' wings
BeEmfore my God fall Con my knees
And GriseC  
I will GriseD  

The story behind the song

Chris Tomlin is a well-known American contemporary Christian music singer, songwriter, and worship leader. He began singing at his church at 13 and wrote his first worship song at 14. "I Will Rise" is one of his many popular songs, appearing on the release "Your Wonders, Your Grace."

AI-written from these sources:Chris Tomlin — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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I Will Rise

by Chris Tomlin

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I Will Rise - Chris Tomlin

Capo 4th fret

[Verse 1]

Em C

There's a peace I've come to know

G D

Though my heart and flesh may fail

Em C

There's an anchor for my soul

G D

I can say "It is well"

[Pre-Chorus]

G D

Jesus has overcome

Em C

And the grave is overwhelmed

G D

The victory is won

Em C

He is risen from the dead

[Chorus]

G D

And I will rise when He calls my name

Em C

No more sorrow, no more pain

G D

I will rise on eagles' wings

Em C

Before my God fall on my knees

G C

And rise

G D

I will rise

[Verse 2]

Em C

There's a day that's drawing near

G D

When this darkness breaks to light

Em C

And the shadows disappear

G D

And my faith shall be my eyes

[Pre-Chorus]

G D

Jesus has overcome

Em C

And the grave is overwhelmed

G D

The victory is won

Em C

He is risen from the dead

[Chorus:]

G D

And I will rise when He calls my name

Em C

No more sorrow, no more pain

G D

I will rise on eagles' wings

Em C

Before my God fall on my knees

G C

And rise

G D

I will rise

[Bridge]

D C G D

And I hear the voice of many angels sing,

C G D

"Worthy is the Lamb"

D C G D

And I hear the cry of every longing heart,

C G D

"Worthy is the Lamb"

D C G D

And I hear the voice of many angels sing,

C G D

"Worthy is the Lamb"

D C G D

And I hear the cry of every longing heart,

C G D

"Worthy is the Lamb"

[Chorus:]

G D

And I will rise when He calls my name

Em C

No more sorrow, no more pain

G D

I will rise on eagles' wings

Em C

Before my God fall on my knees

G C

And rise

G D

I will rise

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