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Don Moen( Thank you Lord) Chords in key C

 Verse

C                     G
  I come before You today
Dm                                Am
  And there’s just one thing that I want to say
F           G     F          G
Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord
C                         G
  For all You’ve given to me
Dm                           Am
  For all the blessings that I cannot see
F          G     F         G
Thank You Lord, thank You Lord

Prechorus
C
 With a grateful heart
G
 With a song of praise
Am
 With an outstretched arm
F
 I’ll bless Your Name

Chorus
C          G
Thank You Lord
               F         G
I just want to thank You Lord
C          G
Thank You Lord
               F         G
I just want to thank You Lord
          C
Thank You Lord

Verse2
C                            G
  For all You've done in my life
Dm                          Am
   You took my darkness and gave me Your light
F           G     F          G
Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord
C                         G
  You took my sin and my shame
Dm                         Am
  You took my sickness and healed all my pain
F           G     F          G
Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord


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