All The Words

Kutless

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All The Words

Written by James Mead/Kyle Mitchell/Ryan Shrout/Aaron Sprinkle/Jon Micah Sumrall

Key: D

All The Words Key AA

All The Words Key A#A#

All The Words Key BB

All The Words Key CC(one step down)

All The Words Key C#C#(half step down)

All The Words Key DD(original key)

All The Words Key D#D#(half step up)

All The Words Key EE(one step up)

All The Words Key FF

All The Words Key F#F#

All The Words Key GG

All The Words Key G#G#

	  		INTRO:  D  Bm 

VERSE 1: 
D                           Bm 
How do I speak of the indescribable to You 
D                            Bm 
I will try to explain these feelings that are true 
G           A  
So looking to the sky I will sing 
G               A 
And from my heart to You I bring 

Chorus: 
D                   G 
All of the words in all of my life 
           Bm                  G 
That could never explain and never describe 
D                        G 
All of my love which is nothing to hide 
     Bm                     G                    D  Bm 
So I lift up my hands and I worship, I worship You 

VERSE 2: 
D                      Bm 
In Your prescence I forever choose to live 
D                          Bm 
I will praise You for it's all I have to give 
G           A  
So looking to the sky I will sing 
G            A  
And from my heart to You I bring 

(Chorus) 

Bridge: 
Bm      G                D                 A  
By Your grace You let me come and talk to You 
                  Bm                  G 
It's not that I'm worthy I thank You Jesus 
        D                   A  
For the love that You have shown 

(Chorus) x2

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