Chords for Lauren Daigle - Bridgestone Sensory Room Grand Opening
Tempo:
94.05 bpm
Chords used:
Em
G
D
Bm
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Thanks to Lauren Daigle [Em] and the Price Fund, we are [B] super excited to open our sensory room here at Bridgestone [G] Arena.
When we reached out to Lauren and team and said, hey, this is what we want to do, [D] they said yes.
They didn't hesitate for a second.
Love [Em] that communal experience.
We love being able to come together.
And [Bm] this allows a handful more people every day of the [G] week to come here and enjoy themselves.
So thanks to Culture City.
[D] Thanks to Lauren for making all this possible.
I went up and looked at it [G] earlier and it all [Bm] started because there was this girl in New [D] Zealand
and she was really sick.
They brought her in a wheelchair to the show.
[E] And we talked about her condition a little bit and [Bm] she said, here's the deal.
I think it's pretty special for people like me to be able to come to shows.
And she said there's actually, there was a cutout and they had [Em] hospital beds that were actually [G] lined up
where they would literally transport people from the hospital to be [D] able to go and watch shows.
And so [E] I tried to figure out [Em] how do we make that [B]
journey and [Bm] honor her?
How do we [G] do that over here in the US?
And when we [D] had the opportunity for the sensory room, I was like, [Em] this is a way to keep that moving forward.
[Bm] Absolutely.
[G] [D]
[Em]
I'm kidding, but seriously subscribe.
[N] Thanks.
When we reached out to Lauren and team and said, hey, this is what we want to do, [D] they said yes.
They didn't hesitate for a second.
Love [Em] that communal experience.
We love being able to come together.
And [Bm] this allows a handful more people every day of the [G] week to come here and enjoy themselves.
So thanks to Culture City.
[D] Thanks to Lauren for making all this possible.
I went up and looked at it [G] earlier and it all [Bm] started because there was this girl in New [D] Zealand
and she was really sick.
They brought her in a wheelchair to the show.
[E] And we talked about her condition a little bit and [Bm] she said, here's the deal.
I think it's pretty special for people like me to be able to come to shows.
And she said there's actually, there was a cutout and they had [Em] hospital beds that were actually [G] lined up
where they would literally transport people from the hospital to be [D] able to go and watch shows.
And so [E] I tried to figure out [Em] how do we make that [B]
journey and [Bm] honor her?
How do we [G] do that over here in the US?
And when we [D] had the opportunity for the sensory room, I was like, [Em] this is a way to keep that moving forward.
[Bm] Absolutely.
[G] [D]
[Em]
I'm kidding, but seriously subscribe.
[N] Thanks.
Key:
Em
G
D
Bm
B
Em
G
D
Thanks to Lauren Daigle [Em] and the Price Fund, we are [B] super excited to open our sensory room here at Bridgestone [G] Arena.
When we reached out to Lauren and team and said, hey, this is what we want to do, [D] they said yes.
They didn't hesitate for a second.
Love [Em] that communal experience.
We love being able to come together.
And [Bm] this allows a handful more people every day of the [G] week to come here and enjoy themselves.
So thanks to Culture City.
[D] Thanks to Lauren for making all this possible.
I went up and looked at it [G] earlier and it all [Bm] started because there was this girl in New [D] Zealand
and she was really sick.
They brought her in a wheelchair to the show.
[E] And we talked about her condition a little bit and [Bm] she said, here's the deal.
I think it's pretty special for people like me to be able to come to shows.
And she said there's actually, there was a cutout and they had [Em] hospital beds that were actually [G] lined up
where they would literally transport people from the hospital to be [D] able to go and watch shows.
And so [E] I tried to figure out [Em] how do we make that [B]
journey and [Bm] honor her?
How do we [G] do that over here in the US?
And when we [D] had the opportunity for the sensory room, I was like, [Em] this is a way to keep that moving forward.
[Bm] Absolutely.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I'm kidding, but seriously subscribe.
[N] Thanks.
When we reached out to Lauren and team and said, hey, this is what we want to do, [D] they said yes.
They didn't hesitate for a second.
Love [Em] that communal experience.
We love being able to come together.
And [Bm] this allows a handful more people every day of the [G] week to come here and enjoy themselves.
So thanks to Culture City.
[D] Thanks to Lauren for making all this possible.
I went up and looked at it [G] earlier and it all [Bm] started because there was this girl in New [D] Zealand
and she was really sick.
They brought her in a wheelchair to the show.
[E] And we talked about her condition a little bit and [Bm] she said, here's the deal.
I think it's pretty special for people like me to be able to come to shows.
And she said there's actually, there was a cutout and they had [Em] hospital beds that were actually [G] lined up
where they would literally transport people from the hospital to be [D] able to go and watch shows.
And so [E] I tried to figure out [Em] how do we make that [B]
journey and [Bm] honor her?
How do we [G] do that over here in the US?
And when we [D] had the opportunity for the sensory room, I was like, [Em] this is a way to keep that moving forward.
[Bm] Absolutely.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I'm kidding, but seriously subscribe.
[N] Thanks.