“Father Let Me Dedicate” (popularized by Matt Redman) is a lesser-known worship song with a reflective, devotional feel, and this Father Let Me Dedicate chord chart gives guitar players a simple way to lead it in a meaningful worship setting. The song works especially well during quieter or response moments, with a focus on surrender and dedication.
The chords are straightforward and repeat throughout most of the song, making it approachable for acoustic guitar or a stripped-down band. Some may recognize the chorus, which is also used in the bridge of “Be Glorified,” giving it a familiar connection in a worship set. Once you have the progression down, it’s more about feel and space than anything technically difficult. You can play it in the key of E as written or adjust with a capo depending on your vocal range. This chart is available in the key of E.
