This Vertical Worship song is a powerful worship song that's great for Easter. The chorus is "singable" and says: "One name higher, one name is stronger, than any grave, than any throne, Christ exalted over all."
Download the free chord charts for this Hillsong Worship song, written by Brook Ligertwood and Ben Fielding. This song won a Dove award for "Song of the Year" in 2017, and is sung around the world each Sunday.
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In this lesson, you'll earn both electric guitar parts for this song. You'll learn the "signature lick" that happens in the intro, and you'll learn the exact parts happening in the verse, chorus, and bridge for each guitar.
This is an stripped down, acoustic version of the song "Touch the Sky" from the album "Of Dirt and Grace" by Hillsong United (that was even performed on the Today Show!)
This is the Bethel / Leeland version of Lion and the Lamb that has some lead electric parts from two different guitars. Follow along with these charts!
This is a cover of the Leeland version of the song "Lion and the Lamb". You can see what is happening with all of the acoustic and electric guitar parts. Lessons and charts are coming soon!
In this lesson, you'll learn both rhythm guitar parts for the song "Wonder" as well as the strum pattern. The first position uses a capo on the 4th fret, and the second position is open, using mainly a B chord. You can also check out the free charts using the link below.
This is the lead guitar part for the acoustic version of the Hillsong United song "Wonder". You'll learn the intro lick, the chorus 2 lick (that everyone loves!) and the bridge lick. These parts are fairly simple but add a lot to the song. You can also check out the free charts using the link below.
