O, it chases me down, fights ’til I’m found, leaves the ninety-nine O, the overwhelming, never-ending, reckless love of God And the chord progression for Reckless Love is Eb m – C# – B – F# (or VI – V – IV – I).Ĭhord Charts: Reckless Love – Cory AsburyĬheck out a snippet of Reckless Love lyricsīefore I spoke a word, You were singing over meīefore I took a breath, You breathed Your life in me It also has one chord progression that is repeated throughout the entire song. And just as many of the songs we have talked about, Reckless Love also has four chords - F#, B, Db, and Eb minor. The original key of the song is F# (or Gb). Personally, I enjoy this song so much, and I listen to it from time to time on YouTube. This song was performed by Cory Asbury and was released in late 2017, and became popular in 2018. And although this song has raised a lot of questions in the Christian community because of the use of the word “Reckless” to describe God’s love, it’s such a powerful song if you’ve paid attention to its lyrics. Reckless Love was the first song that introduced me to Bethel Music. Will you meet me here again Spirit of the Living God – Vertical Worship And the chord progression for the Chorus and Bridge is D – A – Bm – G (or I – V – VI – IV)Ĭhord Charts: Here Again – Elevation Worship The chord progression of the Intro and Verse is Bm – A – G (or VI – V – IV).
And there are two chord progressions in the song. The root key of the song is D, and there are four chords in this song – D, G, A, and Bm. You should be able to play this song easily on the piano, even if you are a beginner. What makes this song beautiful is its simplicity. This song is part of Elevation Worship’s album Hallelujah Here Below, which was released in September 2018. I love the song, personally, and I love playing it on the piano. Here Again, by Elevation Worship, is one of my favorite worship songs.
Let me be singing when the evening comes Here Again – Elevation Worship Whatever may pass and whatever lies before me Check out the chord charts below or watch the video to learn the song.Ĭhord Charts: 10,000 Reasons – Matt RedmanĬheck out the Chorus and first Verse of the song below. However, with some practice, you can get it on your fingertips in no time. The chord progression of this song is not as simple as the ones we’ve discussed. The original key of the song is G, and it has only four chords, just like all the other songs we’ve talked about. It’s a song that has blessed generations and still is. Many people know this song by its lyric, “Bless The Lord, Oh My Soul,” rather than 10,000 reasons. How great, how great is our God 10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord, Oh My Soul) – Matt Redmanġ0,000 Reasons by Matt Redman is yet another song that has remained relevant for many years and still is. He wraps himself in Light, and darkness tries to hide The splendor of a King, clothed in majesty And this chord progression is repeated throughout the entire song with no changes.Ĭhord Charts: How Great Is Our God – Chris Tomlin The chord progression of the song is C# – Bb minor – F# – Ab (or I – VI – IV – V). The original key of the song is C# (or Db) and has only four chords - C#, Bb minor, F#, and Ab. Regardless of its popularity, How Great is Our God is such an easy song to play, even for beginner piano players. And there have been so many renditions of it since it was released, including a World Edition, which features many languages worldwide. It’s a fantastic worship song that an entire congregation can sing along and relate to.
From when it was released in 2004 till this day, this song is sung in churches worldwide and is still played on the radio. And the chords are E, B, F#, and Ab minor, or if you are familiar with the Nashville number system, the chord progression is IV – I – V – VI.įor so many years, How Great is Our God by Chris Tomlin has remained relevant. And that is the reason why it’s such an easy worship song. It has only four chords and one chord progression, which is repeated throughout the song. It is one of the songs many worship piano tutors teach their students at an early stage to give them an ego boost. The song was written by Osinachi Kalu Okoro, a Nigerian songwriter, and was released as a single in 2016.Īnd it is, by far, one of the easiest worship songs to play on the piano. This was the song that broke Sinach, a Nigerian gospel artist, into the international mainstream Christian music industry. Way Maker by Sinach is, undoubtedly, one of the most popular worship songs we have in our era.
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