Apr302019

Kim Walker-Smith – Just Be Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

ChordsDD/GG G2 AD/F#Aadd4Aadd4/AbBm Em7A/C#

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This is the chord progression of Just Be by Kim Walker-Smith on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, Violin and Keyboard.

[Intro]
|D |D/G |
|D|D/G

[Verse]
G G2 D
Everything else can wait
G2 D A
I’ve come to seek Your face
G G2 D
So everything else can wait
G D/F# A Aadd4
I’m here for You
Aadd4/Ab
I want to

[Chorus]
D G D/F# A
Just be, here at Your feet
D G D/F# A
Just be, here on my knees
Bm A G D/F# Em7
Here in Your presence I am complete
G A D
Jesus, You’re all that I need

[Interlude]
|D |D/G|
|D|D/G

[Verse]
G D
Everything else can wait
G2 D A
I’ve come to seek Your face
G G2 D
So everything else can wait
G D/F# A Aadd4
I’m here for You
Aadd4/Ab
I want to

[Chorus]
D G D/F# A
Just be, here at Your feet
D G D/F# A
Just be, here on my knees
Bm A G D/F# Em7
Here in Your presence I am complete
G A D
Jesus, You’re all that I need

[Bridge]
G A
There’s nothing I want more
D/F# G D/F# G
‘Cause nothing matters more
G A
There’s nothing I want more, God
D/F# G D/F# G
‘Cause nothing matters more, no no
G D/F# A A/C#
There’s nothing I want more, more than You, oh
D/F# G D/F#
‘Cause nothing matters more, ohh, oh-ohh
G D/F# A A/C#
There’s nothing I want more
D/F# G
‘Cause nothing matters more

[Chorus]
D G D/F# A
I’ll just be, here at Your feet
D G D/F# A
Just be, here on my knees
Bm A G D/F# Em7
Here in Your presence I am complete
G A D
Jesus, You’re all that I need, oh-ooh-oh
D/F# G D/F# A
I’ll just be, here at Your feet
D G D/F# A
Just be, here on my knees, oh
Bm A G D/F# Em7
Here in Your presence I am complete
G A Bm D/F#
Jesus, You’re all that I need
G A Bm D/F#
Jesus, You’re all that I need, oh-ooh-oh
G A D
Jesus, You’re all that I need

How to play Just Be: key, chords and progression

Just Be by Kim Walker-Smith is in the key of D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). The song uses 11 chords: D, D/G, G, G2, A, D/F#, Aadd4, Aadd4/Ab, Bm, Em7 and A/C#.

Most of the song cycles through D – G – D/F# – A (I – IV – I – V in D major). In solfa, that is doh – fah – doh – soh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Good to know: G2, Aadd4, Aadd4/Ab and Bm are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.