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God Said I Would Live Again chords by Betty Perkins

  • G

  • F

  • Eb

    6
  • Dsus4

  • D

  • C

  • Ab

    4
  • F#

    2
  • C#

    4
  • Ebsus4

    6
  • Db

    4
  • E

  • A

  • G#

    4
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Verse 1
(G major) (F major) (E flat major) (Dsus4) (D major)
(G major) Jesus stood
at the tomb of Lazarus,
he com (F major) manded him to come (G major) forth,
the (C major) people they stood in awe
as Lazarus (Dsus4) walked out of the (D major) door,
(C major) Mary and Martha cried (G major) for once,
(C major) he was dead but (G major) now he's alive.
Jesus said on the resurrection
Lazarus (D major) (C major) lives (G major) again.
Verse 2
I'll (C major) live (G major) again, I'll live again
No mat (C major) ter how
Verse 3
deep the grave
No (D major) matter how wide
Verse 4
(C major) When I hear that (G major) trumpet sound
This body of mine come out of the ground
In the twinkling of an (D major) eye
(C major) I'll live
Verse 5
(G major) again
Oh, (F major) I like that. (E flat major)
(Dsus4) (D major) (G major)
Verse 6
Ezekiel prophesied
and the (F major) bones they came togeth (G major) er
Again (C major) he prophesied
and the (Dsus4) flesh came (D major) upon them
(C major) Ezekiel (G major) prophesied un
(C major) to the four (G major) winds
Where they stood on their feet
and they started to breathe
Those (D major) bones they (C major) lived (G major) again
(E flat major) Some (A flat major) resurrection morning
if (F sharp major) I'm buried deep (A flat major)
Well (C sharp major) if in death I close my eyes
and (E flatsus4) I've been laid to (E flat major) sleep
Well, don't (C sharp major) worry about me, (A flat major) brother
A (C sharp major) promise has been (A flat major) made
As soon as I hear that trumpet sound
I'll (E flat major) come up (C sharp major) out (A flat major) of that grave
I'll live again, I'll live again
No mat (C sharp major) ter how deep the grave
No (E flat major) matter how wide
When (C sharp major) I hear that (A flat major) trumpet sound
This body of mine will come
out of the ground
With the twinkling of an (E flat major) eye
I'll (D flat major) live (A flat major) again
(E major) I'll live (A major) again, I'll live again
No mat (D major) ter how deep the grave
No (E major) matter how (A major) wide
When (D major) I hear that (A major) trumpet sound
This body of mine will come out of the ground
In the twinkling of an (E major) eye
I'll (D major) live (A major) again
In the twinkling of an (E major) eye
I'll nev (A major) er give
Yeah.
Verse 7
Yeah. Hey, (G sharp major) I like that.
(F sharp major) Mm, come on, (E major) everyone,
all the God's people.
Come on.
(E flatsus4) (E flat major) (G sharp major)
Verse 8
(G sharp major)
Some resurrection warning if
I'm bur (F sharp major) ied deep (G sharp major)
Well (C sharp major) if in death I close my eyes
Verse 9
And (E flatsus4) I've been laid to (E flat major) sleep
Well don't (C sharp major) worry about me
Verse 10
(G sharp major) brother
A promise has been made
Verse 11
As (G sharp major) soon as I hear that trumpet sound
And I'll (E flat major) come up (C sharp major) out (G sharp major) of that grave
I'll live again, I'll live again
No mat (C sharp major) ter how deep the grave
No (E flat major) matter how wide
When (C sharp major) I hear that (G sharp major) trumpet sound
This body of mine comes out of the ground
In a twinkling of an (E flat major) eye
I'll (D flat major) live (A flat major) again
(E major) I'll live (A major) again, I'll live again
No mat (D major) ter how deep the grave
No (E major) matter how (A major) wide
When (D major) I hear that (A major) trumpet sound,
There's fire in my neck,
I'm out of the ground
In the twinkling of an (E major) eye, (D major) I'll live (A major) again
In the twinkling of an (E major) eye, I'll live (A major) again
You know, we, thank you,
I think I popped a gizzard on that one.
I guess you've noticed by now that we've,
through the course of this night,
we've been singing songs that, I guess
you could say the songs
that have pretty much brought us
to the place we are today.
Songs that a lot of folks
have written to us and called us and they've said, you know,
we love new songs,
we enjoy all the new songs,
but we also enjoy hearing songs
like He's in the Midst
and I Need You More Today and
I'll Live Again
and songs like that.
And when we had the opportunity to do this,
we got to thinking about some of those
songs.
Over the course of 13 years
that we've been traveling around singing out,
it was a tough decision to decide exactly what
we were going to sing,
what we were gonna be able to sing,
and what we weren't.
And boy, we just,
we wrestled with it, we fought with it.
Dennis said, you know,
we all get along well, we do,
as long as we're on
the stage.
Just sharing my heart with you now.
And it's true, you know,
it's good when you get on that bus
and you get gone
and you get hundreds and hundreds
of miles away from home.
It's good to be able to turn around
and see your daddy, that's true.
Especially when you need money.
I love him with everything I've
got. love him.
Wonderful man.
Probably of all the songs
that we've had an opportunity to sing,
And I thank God for wonderful,
wonderful songwriters
that the Lord's using to take
what I want to say
and put in a song.
I get jealous of great songwriters,
because I've always wanted to be a great songwriter,
you know. I mean, I've even prayed,
Lord,
make me a great songwriter.
He said, no.
He said, I'll make it worse.
I'll make, like,
your brother a great songwriter.
That hurts. That hurts.
But of all of the songs
that we've had an opportunity to sing over the years,
probably the one song
that when people think of the bishops,
they probably think of this song.
Probably one of the greatest stories,
in my opinion, in God's Word
comes from the 11th chapter of John.
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