Remember Your Chains chords by Steven Curtis Chapman

Here are the chords for Remember Your Chains by Steven Curtis Chapman
(remember_your_chains by steven_curtis_chapman):

G                       G/Em                           D/F#
I couldn't help but ...
          G/C                                             G
As he stared out the window ...
                           G/Em                          D/F#
It seemed he was ....
                 G/C                                  Em
>From the hopeless, ...
                    D                                 G/C
There were chains on his ...
Em           D                          G/C
And as I passed ....

chorus:
G                       G/Em
Remember ....
                          D                    G/C
Remember the ....
Am           C/B       C    D         G
Before the love of God ....
                       G/Em                            D
Remember the place you ....
                G/C           Bm7      Am
When you see ....
    C/B                 G/C
Remember your ch....
Am     C/B                G/C   D     G          D       C
And remember your ...

There's no one more thankful to ...

[chorus] (instead of G at the end of the chorus, play G/C to lead to the
bridge)
G
And in the light of all that ...
A                                              C
We will find our ...
                   D
To give and ..

[chorus] but after "when you see where you are now" play:
    C/B                 G/C
Remember your ...
Am       C/B             G/C
Oh, remember ...
Am               C/B               G/C
When you ...
                                         G
Remember your ...

G
Imagine what your ...

If Jesus had not ...
   G/Em                             G/C
Remember your ..
G
Remember all ...

Before the love of ...
    G/Em
Remember ....
          G/C                          D    G
And remember your ...

You gotta remember ...
          G/Em                             G
And remember your ...

[ this is how to play the bichords (G/C):

     The first chord is what you play on strings 1-3 (high E, etc.) the
second is what you play on strings 4-6 so in other words G/C would be:
1 = G
2 = D
3 = G
4 = E
5 = C
6 = E   ]


author:

May music be God's key to your heart!

Jason Crew