Sep82018

Lauren Daigle – Turn Your Eyes Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

ChordsA E/G#F#mA/C#D Bm Esus4EC#7 Dm Amaj7 A7 Dmaj7 G7 G C#m F#

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This is the chord progression of Turn Your Eyes by Lauren Daigle on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Instrumental]
A E/G# F#m A/C#
D Bm Esus4 E
A E C#7 F#m Dm
A D E A

[Chorus]
E/G# F#m
Turn your eyes upon Jesus
D Bm Esus4 E
Look full in His wonderful face
A C#7 F#m Dm
And the things of earth will grow strangely dim
A D E A
In the light of His glory and grace

[Verse 1]
A    F#m Bm
O soul are you weary and troubled?
Esus4    E A
No light in the darkness you see?
A    F#m    Bm
There’s light for a look at the Savior
D          E
And life more abundant and free

[Verse 2]
A    F#m    Bm
Through death into life everlasting
E    Esus4    A
He passed, and we follow Him there
A    F#m    Bm
Over us sin no more hath dominion
D          E
For more than conquerors we are

[Verse 3]
A    F#m    Bm
His word shall not fail you, He promised
E    Esus4    A
Believe Him and all will be well
A    F#m Bm
Then go to a world that is dying
D       E
His perfect salvation to tell

[Chorus]
E/G#    F#m
Turn your eyes upon Jesus
D Bm Esus4 E
Look full in His wonderful face
A    C#7 F#m Dm
And the things of earth will grow strangely dim
A    D E A
In the light of His glory and grace

[Outro]
A    Amaj7 A7
Oh, turn your, oh, turn your
Dmaj7    G7
Oh, turn your eyes upon Jesus
Dmaj7       G
Oh, turn your, hey, oh, turn your
Dmaj7    G7
Oh, turn your eyes upon Jesus
A Amaj7 A7
Oh, turn your, oh, turn your
Dmaj7    G7
Oh, turn your eyes upon Jesus
A Amaj7 A7
Oh, turn your, oh, turn your
Dmaj7    G7
Oh, turn your eyes upon Jesus
A Amaj7 A7
Oh, turn your, oh, turn your
Dmaj7    G7
Oh, turn your eyes upon Jesus
A Amaj7 A7
Oh, turn your, (oh turn) oh, turn your
Dmaj7    G7
Oh, turn your eyes upon Jesus

[Instrumental]
A D Bm A/C# D C#m F#m F# D
A D E A

How to play Turn Your Eyes: key, chords and progression

Turn Your Eyes by Lauren Daigle sits in A major (three sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯), and you need 17 chords to play it: A, E/G#, F#m, A/C#, D, Bm, Esus4, E, C#7, Dm, Amaj7 and A7 and 5 more.

Most of the song cycles through Bm – Esus4 – E – A (ii – Vsus4 – V – I in A major). In solfa, that is reh – soh – soh – doh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Good to know: F#m, Bm, C#7, C#m and F# are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.