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I Will Rise
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"I Will Rise" (Lyrics and chords)
E, G, C
Here I am
with my Lord
Feeling good and I’m at your door
Here I am
with my Lord
I’m alright I Don’t hurt no more
Chorus: A minor, e minor, C, A , e minor
I will rise
I will rise
I will rise again
I will rise
I will rise
I will rise again
I’ve been down
but I ain’t out
I’ll be all right but I’m gonna’ to get loud
Did you think
that I would fall?
Did you think that Id take it all?
Chorus: A minor, e minor, C, A , e minor
I will rise
I will rise
I will rise again
I will rise
I will rise
I will rise again
Guitar solo over the verse chords
Bridge: D, C, (passing e minor)
No longer care how you put me to shame
No longer hurt by the sound of your name
I wanted love all I got was a game
A minor, b7
But it’s alright I’m gettin’ over the pain
Chorus: A minor, e minor, C, A , e minor
I will rise
I will rise
I will rise again
I will rise
I will rise
I will rise again
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The Eagle Rock Gospel Singers Los Angeles, California
A collective of friends reviving the spirit of gospel music with a unique blend of blues, indie rock, folk and bluegrass.
Recordings capture ERGS live performance energy with a whole lot of percussion, a chorus of up to eight and an authentic love of gospel and the source behind the music.
Licensing: Castle Peak Music, andrea@castlepeakmusic.com
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