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Steve Angrisano & Tom Tomaszek – Come Lord Jesus Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

ChordsG Am7 Cadd9 Dsus4 DG/BC B7 EmEm/D#Em/DA7 Fadd9C/EB Dadd9B7/D#Aadd9/C#G/F#

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This is the chord progression of Steve Angrisano & Tom Tomaszek – Come Lord Jesus on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
|G Am7 G Cadd9 | Dsus4 D | x2

[Refrain #1]
G Am7 G/B Cadd9 Dsus4 D
Come, Lord Je – sus, come.
G Am7 G/B C B7
Come and fill my heart with your life.
Em Em/D# Em/D A7
Hold me close, Lord, hold me tight,
Am7 Dsus4 G Dsus4
and come, Lord Jesus, come.

[Refrain #2]
G Am7 G/B Cadd9 Dsus4 D
Come, Lord Je – sus, come.
G Am7 G/B C B7
Come and fill my heart with your life.
Em Em/D# Em/D A7
Hold me close, Lord, hold me tight,
Am7 Dsus4 G
and come, Lord Jesus, come.

[Verse #1]
Fadd9 C/E
Where there’s despair in life, Lord,
B B7 Em Em/D
let me be your voice of hope.
Fadd9
Where there’s injury, Lord,
C/E Dsus4 D Dadd9
let me be your voice of peace.

[Refrain #3]
G Am7 G/B Cadd9 Dsus4 D
Come, Lord Je – sus, come.
G Am7 G/B C B7
Come and fill my heart with your life.
Em Em/D# Em/D A7
Hold me close, Lord, hold me tight,
Am7 Dsus4 G
and come, Lord Jesus, come.

[Verse #2]
Fadd9
Where there is sadness
C/E B B7 Em Em/D
let me be your comfort and your joy.
Fadd9
When there’s fear in our hearts
C/E Dsus4 D Dadd9
let me be a sign of faith.

[Refrain #4]
G Am7 G/B Cadd9 Dsus4 D
Come, Lord Je – sus, come.
G Am7 G/B C B7
Come and fill my heart with your life.
Em Em/D# Em/D A7
Hold me close, Lord, hold me tight,
Am7 Dsus4 G
and come, Lord Jesus, come.

[Interlude]
Em |Em/D |C |G/B B7/D#|
Em |Em/D |Aadd9/C#|Dsus4 |D |

[Refrain #5]
G Am7 G/B Cadd9 Dsus4 D
Come, Lord Je – sus, come.
G Am7 G/B C B7
Come and fill my heart with your life.
Em Em/D# Em/D A7
Hold me close, Lord, hold me tight,
Am7 Dsus4 G G/F#
and come, Lord Jesus, come.

[Final]
Em Em/D# Em/D A7 A7
Hold me close, Lord, hold me tight.
Am7 Dsus4 [G]
Come, Lord Jesus, come.

How to play Come Lord Jesus: key, chords and progression

To play Come Lord Jesus by Steve Angrisano & Tom Tomaszek, think in G major (one sharp: F♯). It takes 19 chords: G, Am7, Cadd9, Dsus4, D, G/B, C, B7, Em, Em/D#, Em/D and A7 and 7 more.

The backbone of the song is Cadd9 – Dsus4 – D – G (IVadd9 – Vsus4 – V – I in G major). In solfa, that is fah – soh – soh – doh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Good to know: on guitar, Fadd9, B, Dadd9 and Aadd9/C# need a barre or movable shape. Take the change into them slowly at first; piano and ukulele players have it easier.