My Redeemer Is Faithful and True

Intro: D D/F# G D D/F# G Verse 1: D D/F# G As I look back on this road I?ve traveled D D/F# G I see so many times He?s carried me through A A#dim Bm Esus E And if there?s one thing that I?ve learned in this life Em A D Dsus2 My Redeemer is faithful and true Chorus D/F# G A D My Redeemer is faithful and true D/F# G A A#dim BmBm/A And everything He has said He will do G(Gmaj7) A A#dim Bm Esus And every morning His mercies are new Em9 A D DsDsus2 My Redeemer is faithful and true Verse 2 D D/F# G My heart rejoices when I read the promise D D/F# G There is a place that I?m preparing for you A A#dim Bm EsuE I know someday I?ll see my Lord face to face Em A D Dsus2 ?Cause my Redeemer is faithful and true Bridge: D D/C# Bm A7/C# G D/F# And in every situation He has proved His love to me Bm Esus E Em9 A13A13 When I lack the understanding, He gives more grace to me Chorus 2: Jesus is faithful and true Notes: The Em9 and A13sus and A13 are very droning chords. He also slips in a Gmaj7 sometimes on the chorus If the Em9 and A13's are tough for you just sub an Em and A7 for those. With the A#dim just play an A7 chord and add the 1st fret of the 5th string. When moving from the A13sus to the A13 he hammers slightly from the 2nd string 3rd fret to the 5th. These droning string chords really add to the=at SCC sound. The D sue4 to Dsus2 thing is very James Taylor like. Take a D chord and hammer on the 1st string 3rd fret, pull off and then open 1st string for the Dsus2 \and back on to the 2nd fret for the regular D chord. Em9 0 0 0 4 2 0 A13sus 0 3 0 4 0 x A13 0 5 0 4 0 x A#dim 0 2 0 2 1 x A7/C# x 2 2 5 4 x