You Alone

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best to play it with a capo on II *
A
* the is not necessary (not on the CD) but sounds good *
D D/F#G A
[]-[]-[]-[] (x4)
D D/F# G A D
You are the only One i need
D/F# G A D
i bow all of me at Your feet
D/F#G A AD D/F#G A
[]i []worship []You []lone [] [] []
D D/F# G A
You have given me more than
D D/F# G A
i could ever have wanted
D D/F# G A D D/F#GA
and i want to give You my heart and my soul
D D/F#AG A
[]You [] []lone are []Father and
D D/F#AG A
[]You [] []lone are []good
D D/F#AG A
[]You [] []lone are []Savior
D D/F#AG A
[]You [] []lone are []God
D D/F#G A
[]-[]-[]-[] (x2)
(repeat entire thing twice, then the chorus once more,
then do the dreaded Key Change!
E E/G#A B
[]-[]-[]-[] (x4)
E E/G#AA B
[]You [] []lone are []Father and
E E/G#AA B
[]You [] []lone are []good
E E/G#AA B
[]You [] []lone are []Savior
E E/G#AA B
[]You [] []lone are []God
(repeat)
E E/G#A B
[]-[]-[]-[]
D/F# E/G#
: 200320 : 422100
"O come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before
the Lord our maker. For He is our God; and we are the people
of His pasture, and the sheep of His hand."
- Psalm 95: 6&7

You Alone chords and lyrics

Free chords for You Alone by David Crowder*Band. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

best to play it with a capo on II *
* the [A] is not necessary (not on the CD) but sounds good *
[D]-[D/F#]-[G]-[A] (x4)
[D]You [D/F#]are the [G]only [A]One i [D]need
[D/F#]i bow [G]all of me [A]at Your [D]feet
[D/F#]i [G]worship [A]You A[D]lone [D/F#] [G] [A]
[D]You [D/F#]have [G]given me [A]more than
[D]i [D/F#]could [G]ever have [A]wanted
and [D]i [D/F#]want to [G]give You my [A]heart and my [D]soul [D/F#] [G] [A]
[D]You [D/F#] A[G]lone are [A]Father and
[D]You [D/F#] A[G]lone are [A]good
[D]You [D/F#] A[G]lone are [A]Savior
[D]You [D/F#] A[G]lone are [A]God
[D]-[D/F#]-[G]-[A] (x2)
(repeat entire thing twice, then the chorus once more,
then do the dreaded Key Change!
[E]-[E/G#]-[A]-[B] (x4)
[E]You [E/G#] A[A]lone are [B]Father and
[E]You [E/G#] A[A]lone are [B]good
[E]You [E/G#] A[A]lone are [B]Savior
[E]-[E/G#]-[A]-[B]
D/F#: 200320 E/G#: 422100
"O come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before
the Lord our maker. For He is our God; and we are the people
of His pasture, and the sheep of His hand."
- Psalm 95: 6&7

You Alone Chords by David Crowder*Band

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