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Rachel Arrington – Go Do What He Would Do Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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[Intro]
Am F G C
Am F G

[Verse 1]
G      C                G
Jesus came to love and serve us
    F         C
His power overcame
   F                     C
He healed the hearts and bodies
       F       G       C
of the sinners and the lame
     Bb
Each soul was so important
   G
He knew them all by name

[Chorus 1]
          Am            F
When they felt his arms around 
them
           C               G
they could feel His tender love
         Am                 
and that love helped them to 
 F                 G
change and follow Him
   F        G        Am
He did what He could do
F        G         C
lift and pull them through
   F          G          
He loved each one and he 
C        F
led them home
   F  G             C
Go do what He would do

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[Verse 2]
      C                
Jesus taught us to love
  G
 others
   F        G     C
He wants us to be kind
F             G    
The poor, the sad, 
    C
the friendless
      F         G    C
those scared or left behind
Db
He said go find my lost sheep
     G
Each precious soul is mine

[Chorus 2]
          Am            
When they feel your arms
   F
 around them
          C               G
they will feel His tender love
 F                 G
and that love can help them

 change and follow Him
   F        G       Am
Do all that you can do
    F       G         C
and He will pull them through
F         G           
Love each one and help
 C         F
 lead them home
   C       G        C
Go do what He would do

[Interlude]
Am          F         C    
Oh when you serve the least
    G
 of these
Am          F            G
   you have done it unto me

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[Verse 3]
      C                G
Jesus loves us each so deeply
F           G    C
although we make mistakes
   F      G        Am
He offers help and guidance,
   F         G         C
He cleanses, heals our aches
Bb                 F
He lifts our heavy burdens
   G
He never will forsake

[Chorus 3]
         Am           
When you feel His arms
   F
 around you
         C              
you will feel His tender
 G
 love
          Am              
that same love that helped
     F                 G
 you change and follow Him

[Outro]
He'll say
       F    G            C
You've done what I would do
    F      G        C
and I will pull you through
       F          G      
You've loved each one and
 C                F
 helped lead them home
   F      G       C
my joy belongs to you

How to play Go Do What He Would Do: key, chords and progression

This is the chords of Go Do What He Would Do by Rachel Arrington on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

Go Do What He Would Do by Rachel Arrington is written in C major (no sharps or flats) and moves through 6 chords: Am, F, G, C, Bb and Db.

Listen for F – G – C – F (IV – V – I – IV in C major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is fah – soh – doh – fah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 3rd fret and play the shapes F#m, D, E, A, G, Bb (67% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 50% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.

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Go Do What He Would Do chords: questions

What key is Go Do What He Would Do in?

Go Do What He Would Do by Rachel Arrington is in the key of C major (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Go Do What He Would Do?

Go Do What He Would Do uses 6 chords: Am, F, G, C, Bb, Db.

What is the chord progression of Go Do What He Would Do?

The main progression is F – G – C – F (IV – V – I – IV).

Is Go Do What He Would Do easy to play on guitar?

Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 3rd fret and play the shapes F#m, D, E, A, G, Bb (67% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 50% without a capo).

How to play Go Do What He Would Do: key, chords and progression

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Go Do What He Would Do chords: questions

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