To Every Generation: Bill Batstone

I found this wonderful song and chord chart online that was written by Bill Batstone in 1986 © Marantha! Music. I've played it for years and it's so soothing and peaceful.

Psalm 90: 1-2

Lord, you have been our dwelling place
    throughout all generations
Before the mountains were born
    or you brought forth the whole world,
    from everlasting to everlasting you are God.

Shelter (To Every Generation) 

E        B      C#m     A
You have been a shelter Lord
B             A      B            A      E
To every generation, to every generation, Lord
E      B     C#m     A
A sanctuary from the storm
B             A      B            A      E    B C#m A
To every generation, to every generation, Lord

E          B         C#m
Though the mountains fall,
           A            E
Though the earth should shake,
           B                               A
Though the seas should roar with all the heartache
E          B              C#m
Though our hearts should pound,
           A           C#m
Though our throats be dry,
         F#m      A       B
We will lift Your Name on high

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Here are the chords in the Key of D


D        Em      F#m     G
You have been a shelter Lord
A             Bm F#m      G            A7sus  A7
To every generation, to every generation, Lord
D      Em    F#m     G
A sanctuary from the storm
             A7sus                 A7sus      D
To every generation, to every generation, Lord

D          A        Bm
Though the mountains fall,
           G            D
Though the earth should shake,
           A            Bm                  G
Though the seas should roar with all the heartache
D          A              Bm
Though our hearts should pound,
           G           
Though our throats be dry,
Bm       Em      A       D
We will lift Your Name on high

I like to play the song in the Key of F

F        Gm7     F/A    Bb2
You have been a shelter Lord
C         Dm7  Am7    Bb2            F/C   C
To every generation, to every generation, Lord
F      Gm7    F/A     Bb2
A sanctuary from the storm
C             Dm7 Am7     Bb2       F/C   C  F
To every generation, to every generation, Lord

 Breakdown with Slash Chords


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L.H. / R.H.

F

Gm7
F/A

Bb2

C

Dm7

Am7

Bb2

F/C

C

F

Gm7

F/A

Bb2

C

Dm7

Am7

Bb2

F/C

C

F

To Every Generation (MP3)

To Every Generation (Psalm 90)

L.H. / R.H.

FCF/AF  You have

GF/BbDG been a shel-

AF/CFC  ter

BbF/CDF Lord,

CG/CE   to ev'ry gener-

D/CFA   a-

A/CEG   tion,

BbF/CD  to ev'ry gener-

C/CFA   a-

C/CEG   tion.

FCF/AF  A sanctu

GF/BbDG ary 

AF/CFC  from the

BbF/CDF storm, D/Bb

CG/CE   to ev'ry gener-

D/CFA   a-

A/CEG   tion

BbF/CD  to ev'ry gener-

C/CFA   a-

C/CEG   tion
F/ACF   Lord.

To Every Generation - Billy Batstone

Be Blessed!






"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you." B.B.King

Free Downloads: Pirate Music

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He's a Pirate from the motion picture "Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl" was written by Klaus Badelt in 2004. I found these online chords but most of the sites post guitar tabs.

• He's A Pirate

Dm    Bb   Am   Dm

Bb    F    C    Dm

Dm    Gm   Am   Dm

Bb    Dm   A   (A7)

Bridge :

A , Dm C Bb A , Gm A

Second part :

Dm Dm, C Dm

Dm Dm, C D

Calm part:

Dm  C  F  Bb, F Am Dm Dm

Dm  C  F  Bb, Gm Am .. A

Chorus:

Dm Bb F C , Gm Am Am Dm

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 Arrangement by Joseph M. Rozell


I printed out this free arrangement of sheet music notes and wanted to share the chords with you. Keep in mind that your right hand pivots off the chords a bit. 



Key of Dm, Allegro, 6/8 time





Intro: single D note with octave D in the bass




DD/FAD

CC/ACE

BbBb/BbDF

AA/ACE

DD/AD

BbBb/FBbD

FF/ACF

CC/CE

AA/AD

DD/FAD

DD/FAD

BbBb/BbDG

GG/DGBb




DD/DFA

BbBb/BbDF

AA/AC#E

DD/FAD

BbBb/BbDF

AA/ACE

DD/AC

BbBb/FBbD

FF/ACF

CC/CE

AA/AD

DD/FAD

BbBb/BbDG

GG/DGBb

DD/DFA

BbBb/BbDF

DD/DFA

AA/AC#E

DD/AD

CC/ACE




CC/CDF

BbBb/BbDG

AA/DFA

GG/DGBb

AA/C#E

AA/AC#F

DD/DFA

DD/DFBb

CC/CEG

FF/CFA

DD/DFA

DD/DFBb

AA/C#EG

DD/FAD

DD/ADF

CC/CG

FF/ACF

CC/CEG

FF/CFA

AA/C#E

DD/FAD




DD/ADF

CC/CG

FF/CFA

BbBb/FBbD

DD/ADF

GG/BbDBb

AA/AF

AA/AD

DD/DFA

GG/DGBb

FF/CFA

CC/CEA

GG/BbDG

AA/ADF

AA/AF

DD/FAD

DD/DFA

BbBb/DFBb

FF/CFA

CC/CEA

GG/BbDF

AA/ADF

AA/AF

DD/FAD




DD/D



Have fun with this one!




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Happy Pirate's Day to you, mates!

All the best,







"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you." B.B.King

Kirk Franklin: Free

The song Free was written in 2000 by Kirk Franklin. It's played in the Key of Bb with 4/4 time. I play an arrangement by Bradley Knight that's pretty cool. Here's a video of the song. Hope you like it. I'm so grateful I found the chords to this beautiful song. Be blessed. There are so many hurting people out there. Keep playing and ministering His great love for all!

• "Free" Lyrics

I know the pain you feel inside
And the tears you try to hide
In your heart you ask God why
Can you help me, will you help me please
Take away the pain
Where's the sun I feel the rain.
Then I hear your spirit say...That I am

[Chorus]
Free
Free to lift my hands
Free to say Amen
Free to know that someday I will smile again
I'm free
Free to laugh not cry
Free to live not die
Because of your love
I'm free

I know you're troubled by your past
And you hide behind your mask
The misery it seems to last
Through the night but it's alright
Joy is just a prayer away
Don't look back at yesterday
Then hear your spirit say
That I am

[Chorus]
Free
Free to lift my hands

Free to say Amen
Free to know that someday I will smile again
I'm free
Free to laugh not cry
Free to live not die
Because of your love
I'm Free

No more chains and loneliness
For Christ has set me free
For we are more than conquerors
Through his love now I can see
That I am

[Chorus]
Free
Free to lift my hands
Free to say Amen
Free to know that someday I will smile again
I'm free
Free to laugh not cry
Free to live not die
Because of your love
I'm Free 

• "Free" Chord Chart

Intro

Bb

Bb/F

Bb/Eb2

Bb/Eb

A/F

Bb

Bb/F

Bb/Eb2

D/Bb

Cm7

F7sus

     Bb                   C/Bbsus  D/Bb Ebmaj7

I know the pain you feel inside

              F              F#7          Gm
And the tears you try to hide

             Gm                         Ab2
In your heart you ask God why

Fsus2                    Eb/F                   D/Bb
Can you help me, will you help me please

Bb C/Bbsus    D/Bb
Take away the pain

Ebmaj7       F       F#o7      Gm
Where's the sun I feel the rain.

Gm                              Ab2 Fsus  A/F
Then I hear your spirit say...That I am

[Chorus]

Bb Free

Bb C/Bbsus D/Bb Eb
Free to lift my hands

F         F#o7   Gm
Free to say Amen

G     A/Cm  B/G7  Cm7              Fsus   Eb/F
Free to know that someday I will smile again

D/Bb
I'm free

Bb C/Bbsus D/Bb  Eb/G Eb6
Free to laugh not cry

F         F#o7  Gm  G7  A/Cm  B/G7
Free to live not die

Cm7                  F7sus
Because of your love 

A/F  Bb Bb/F  Bb/Eb2  D/Bb  Cm7  A/E
I'm free

Bb                  Bb  C/Bbsus D/Bb Ebmaj7
I know you're troubled by your past

               F       F#o7           Gm
And you hide behind your mask

              Gm                Ab2
The misery it seems to last

Fsus                           Eb/F  
Through the night but it's alright

D/Bb   C/Bbsus     D/Bb  Ebmaj7
Joy is just a prayer away

                  F          F#o7  Gm
Don't look back at yesterday

           Gm                   Ab2
Then I hear your spirit say

Fsus  A/E
That I am

[Chorus]
Free
Free to lift my hands

Free to say Amen
Free to know that someday I will smile again
I'm free
Free to laugh not cry
Free to live not die
Because of your love
I'm Free

Gm                          F/Bb
No more chains and loneliness

Ebmaj7                  CM7  F#o7
For Christ has set me free

Gm                             F/Bb
For we are more than conquerors

F#7sus
Through his love now I can see

F#7sus
That I am

[Chorus]

B Free

B    C#/Bsus D#/B B E
Free to lift my hands

F#        Go7  G#m
Free to say Amen

G#     A#/C#m B#/G#7 C#m7     F#7sus   E/F#
Free to know that someday I will smile again

D#/B

I'm free

B  C#/Bsus D#/B E/G#  E6
Free to laugh not cry

F#        Go7      G#m G# A#/C#m B#/G#7
Free to live not die

C#m7                 F#7sus
Because of your love for me

A#/F#  B
I'm Free

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All the best,

"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you." B.B.King

Delirious: I Could Sing of Your Love Forever

I'm always seeing minor chords sprinkled within a chord chart, well... most of the time. So, let's review for a minute. You've learned:

• how to construct the major Interval
• how to construct the perfect Interval

Major Third: Distance between root and (3) degree
Perfect Fifth Interval: Distance between root and 5th

Major Chord

The (major chord) is created by combining the major third and perfect fifth intervals.

For example, in (C major), a major third interval is from (C) to (E). A perfect fifth interval is from (C) to (G).

Combining these two intervals looks like the following:

(C) to (E) and (C) to (G).

Since the root is used in both intervals and can only be played once, the (C major) chord is:

(C) + (E) + (G).

Minor Chord

The (minor chord) is created just like the major chord. The only difference is that it utilizes a "minor third" interval instead of a "major third" interval ( the perfect fifth remains the same).

If a major third is the difference between the root and (3) degree, what do you think a minor third is?

Minor Third: Difference between the root and lowered (3) degree.

The minor third is a major third interval "squeezed in" by a half step. For example, in (C major), the major third interval is from (c) to (E).

The minor third simply lowers the (E) a half step to (E flat). Thus a minor third is: (C) - (E flat)

Comparison:

Major Third = (C) - (E)
Minor Third = (C) - (E flat)
Perfect Fifth = (C) - (G)

Combining a Minor third and a Perfect fifth creates a minor chord: (C) + (E flat) + (G)

Here are other ways of figuring out a major or minor chord:

Major Chord: Take the (1) (3) and (5) of the major scale and play them all together.

Minor Chord: take the (1) (3) and (5) of the minor scale and play them all together. Learning all your major and minor scales will allow you to know all of your major and minor chords.

Review

C Major = (C) (E) (G)
C Minor = (C) (Eb) (G)... b equals the notation for flat. Try learning the major and minor chords of all 12 keys. Just use the same exact pattern.

• Delirious

Do you have a favorite song from the band? I like "Do You Feel the Mountains Tremble?" and "Lord You Have My Heart."

• I Could Sing of Your Love Forever

Here's the song in two different keys, F and G

The following chord chart is from Deeper

Verse:
D2                               Em7
     Over the mountains and the sea,
                              G2
Your river runs with love for me,
                      Asus
and I will open up my heart
                          D2
and let the Healer set me free.
                       Em7
I'm happy to be in the truth,
                         G2
and I will daily lift my hands:
                          Asus
for I will always sing of when

Your love came down. 


Chorus:
D2                         Em7
     I could sing of Your love forever,
G2                        Asus
     I could sing of Your love forever,
D2                         Em7
     I could sing of Your love forever,
G2                        Asus
     I could sing of Your love forever,


Bridge thingy:
Em/B                   Bm
     Oh, I feel like dancing - hey yeaah
G/B                      A/B
     it's foolishness I know;
G/B                           Bm
     but, when the world has seen the light,
          G/B          
they will dance with joy,
                   A/B
like we're dancing now.

• Chords Used in This Song

D2

Em7(4)

G2

Asus

Bm

A

G/B

D

F#m/C#

Em/B

A/B

Deeper: The D:finitive Worship Experience








"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you." B.B.King

How To Play: How Deep the Father's Love for Us

Jesus Christ Crucifix (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

I have been playing this beautiful song over and over this week. I love Stuart Townend because his lyrics are so inspiring. You'll want to play, How Deep the Father's Love for Us in the Key of D with 5/4 time signature. It's to be played quietly, so you can play the chording of the song at a memorial service, the offering and deep, reflective worship. Stuart Townend wrote the words and music in 1995.

Stuart Townend is an English Christian worship leader and writer of hymns and contemporary worship music. I especially like, "In Christ Alone." For more information, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Townend

• Story Behind The Song

• Chord Progression

    D                 Em   D/F#  G        D/F#               Asus-A
How deep the Father's love for us, how vast beyond all measure
     D                  Em D/F#  G       D/F#                A    D
That he should give his only son, to make a wretch his treasure
                       Em D/F#     G        D/F#                 Bm    A
How great the pain of searing loss, the Father turned his face away
    D                    Em D/F#   G          D/F#           A   D
As wounds which mar the chosen one, bring many sons to glory

     D         Em   D  G        D               Asus-A
Behold the man upon a cross, my sin upon his shoulders
 D                  Em-D     G         D             A    D
Ashamed, I hear my mocking voice call out among the scoffers
                    Em   D     G    D             Bm    A
It was my sin that held him there until it was accomplished
    D                    Em  D   G       D               A   D
His dying breath has brought me life; I know that it is finished

 D                  Em D  G        D                 Asus-A
I will not boast in anything: no gifts, no power, no wisdom
  D                  Em-D   G          D             A    D
But I will boast in Jesus Christ; his death and resurrection
                        Em  D  G      D             Bm A
Why should I gain from his reward? I cannot give an answer
    D                 Em  D   G          D                 A   D
But this I know with all my heart: his wounds have paid my ransom

• Slash Chords

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D = D/AF#

Em = E/GE

D/F# = F#/AD

G = G/F#BD

D/F# = F#/DA

D/A = A/ADF#

A = A/AC#E

D = D/AF#

E/ GE

D/F# = F#/AD

G = G/F#BD

D/F# = F#/DA

A = AC#E

D/F# = D/F#AD

Em = E/BG

F# = ADF#

G = DGB

D/F# = F#/DA

Bm = B/BDF#

A = AC#E

D = D/AF#

Em = E/GE

D/F# = F#/AD

G = G/DGB

D/F# = F#/DA

A = AC#E

D = D/F#AD

G/B = B/GD

D/A = A/F#AD

D = D/F#AD

G2 = G/GABD (Repeat other verses)

End on D (D/F#AD)

On my blog, I share a lot of the chords that our from the book,

I Could Sing of Your Love Forever - Volume 2: 25 Modern Worship Songs for a New Generation - Worship Together

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Have a great weekend filled with wonderful music!

Be blessed,






"The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you." B.B.King

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