Mar192018

Phil Thompson – My Worship Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

ChordsEm7 C G C2 DD/F#G2/BG/BC#m7b5 Am7 D#dim7 A/C#Cm6D/A

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This is the chord progression of My Worship by Phil Thompson on Piano, Guitar, Ukulele and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Em7 C G C2 D G D/F#

[Verse 1]
Em7 C G
You Lord, You are wor – thy
Cma9 D G G D/F#
And no one can worship You for me
Em7 C G D/F# G G2/B
For all the things You’ve done for me
Cma9 D G
And no one can worship You for me

[Chorus 1]
G/B C Em7 D
Here’s my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B C C#m7b5 D
Receive my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B C Em7 D
Here’s my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B Am7 C#m7b5 D
Receive my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship

[Verse 2]
Em7 C G
You Lord, You are wor – thy
Cma7 D G G D/F#
And no one can worship You for me
Em7 C G
For all the things You’ve done for me
Cma7 D G
And no one can worship You for me

[Turn]
C D Em7 D/F#

[Chorus 2]
G/B C Em7 D
Here’s my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B C C#m7b5 D
Receive my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B C Em7 D
Here’s my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B Am7 C#m7b5 D
Receive my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship

[Bridge 1]
Em7 D/F# G G/B C2 Em7 D
And I will not be silent, I will always wor – ship You
Em7 D/F# G G/B C2 Em7 D
As long as I am breathing, I will always wor – ship You

[Bridge 2]
Em7 D/F# G G/B C2 Em7 D D#dim7
And I will not be silent, I will always wor – ship You
Em7 D/F# G G/B C2 Am7 Cma9 D/F#
As long as I am breathing, I will always wor – ship You

[Chorus 3]
G/B C Em7 D
Here’s my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B C C#m7b5 D A/C# Cm6
Receive my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B C Em7 D
Here’s my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship
G/B Am7 C#m7b5 D/A
Receive my wor – ship, all of my wor – ship

[Tag]
Em7 C G
You Lord, You are worthy

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How to play My Worship: key, chords and progression

My Worship by Phil Thompson is built around G major (one sharp: F♯), with 16 chords in all: Em7, C, G, C2, D, D/F#, Cma9, G2/B, G/B, C#m7b5, Am7 and Cma7 and 4 more.

Most of the song cycles through G/B – C – Em7 – D (I – IV – vi7 – V in G major), a pop progression that moves to the vi before resolving through V. In solfa, that is doh – fah – lah – soh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Good to know: C2, Cma9, G2/B, C#m7b5 and D#dim7 are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.