TAKE IT OFF THE SCREEN
Print the sheet for the piano stand, or load the MIDI into any app and practise at your own tempo.
HOW TO PLAY
- 1Put your right thumb on middle C. Most beginner songs stay under five fingers — you never move your hand.
- 2Set the speed down and turn CLICK on. Press each key exactly when the note reaches the line.
- 3Loop the bar that keeps breaking until it feels easy, then add the left hand and take the speed back up.
LYRICS
(B)1.
ing on this moun tain top, (F#)look ing just how far we’ve come, (G#m7)know ing that for ev ’ry step, (E)You were with us.
(B)Kneel ing on this bat tle ground, (F#)see ing just how much You’ve done, (G#m7)know ing ev ’ry vic to ry was (E)Your pow’r in us.
(E)Scars and strug gles on the way, (F#)but with joy our hearts can say,
yes, our hearts can (E)say:
Nev er once did we ev er walk a lone.
Nev er once did You leave us on our own.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
(B)2.
ing on this bat tle ground, (F#)see ing just how much You’ve done, (G#m7)know ing ev ’ry vic to ry was (E2)Your pow’r in us.
(G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
(E2)Scars and strug gles on the way, (F#)but with joy our hearts can say:
Nev er once
did we (F#)ev er walk a lone.
(E2)Car ried by Your con stant grace, (F#)held with in Your per fect peace,
nev er once,
no, we (F#)nev er walk a lone.
Nev er once did we ev er walk a lone.
Nev er once did You leave us on our own.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
Ev ’ry step, we are breath ing in Your grace.
Ev er more we’ll be breath ing out Your praise.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
You are (B)faith ful, (G#m7)God, You are (F#)faith ful.
SONG INFO
- Level
- 5 of 5
- Key
- B
- Tempo
- 68 BPM
- Plays
- 15
- Chords
- B E F# G#m7
- Category
- Christian/Gospel
- Artist
- Matt Redman