Chords for Lord Prepare Me to be a Sanctuary - Free Tutorial

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_ [Bb] _ _ Welcome to another video by VA music ministry
Today what we have is chords of regressions related to Lord prepare me to be a sanctuary
This is kind of done in a slow
Maybe praise and worship devotional type way
So let's go ahead and break this song down.
It's in the key of C sharp or D flat
We're gonna say D flat and [Db] we're gonna go ahead and go over the scale.
So the D flat scale is
[Eb] D flat is the one E flat is the two [Gb] F is the three
[Ab] G flat is the four a flat is [Bb] the five B flat is the [C] six C is the seven [Eb] and then back at D flat with the one
So what we got now we we do
Let's see, we'll [Db] start off the five one so [F] and I play the chord like this
So what [Db] we got is I'm gonna play C sharp or [Eb] D flat E flat
[F] When I hit F on my left hand
my right hand is [Gb] gonna be G flat a
_ _ [Db] C yeah
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Or you can just do it over the fire [Gb] so you can do a [Ab] flat E flat and your right [F] hand course
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Or like I said, you can just do it over the fire
All right, so then we're gonna do
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_ _ [F] Now if you do it on your left hand F on your left hand [Eb] you get that chord
You're just gonna [Ebm] take your left hand down to E flat your [Eb] right hand G flat
[A] a C E [F] flat
[Eb] _ And if you're not if [Bb] you're not playing like that if you just do it over the [F] fire
Just keep your hand [Ab] over the a flat and you can add a D flat your left hand
And you just take it F down to E flat _
[F] So you there's two ways you can do it pretty much the same thing
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So if you usually if you [Ab] got a bass player you can count
_ _ You know I'm saying you can do that if you don't have [Ab] a bass player
You probably want to keep the bass on your left
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And what that is
The one over the one D flat a flat D flat my right hand is E flat F a flat D flat
_ _ Then you can hit that a flat to do [F] the melody
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_ _ _ _ _ Then we're gonna do a little run, I'm _ [Bb] _ sorry not a run but a walk down [Eb] _
[Ab] _ _ so what that is so you got
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[Bb] _ _ So if you got a bass player the bass players playing this
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[Eb] Now if you don't have a bass player still gonna be playing if even if you do you'll be playing the melody in this
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ [Db] So
What that is is left hand D flat C [Ab] B flat a flat [F] G flat
F
[Db] E flat D [C] flat C.
So basically what you're doing is just [D] going down the C sharp scale the D flat scale
whatever you want to call it and
[C] Then your [Bb] right hand
You're gonna start on the three of C sharp or D flat and you're going to
[Eb] You're gonna do [Db] so you're gonna do C sharp or D flat.
I'm sorry.
I'll start saying it flat [Eb] so D flat [Bbm] E flat
And when you hit that F, that's when your left hand comes in
[Cm] _ So you got [Db] C and E flat?
_ [Bbm] _ [Bb] B flat and D [Ab] flat a flat [Gb] and C
G flat [Fm] and B flat F and a flat [Ebm] E flat and G [Db] flat
D flat [Cm] and F and then C and [Bb] E flat so _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] And when I hit that C in my left hand I go to see a flat my left hand my right hand I go to a chord
E flat a flat B flat E [Bb] flat
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_ So it's like it.
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[Ab] _ _ _ [Db] _ All right.
So what we're gonna do now _
[Bb] _ _ _ [Ab] Get that chord then you're gonna do a six to five
[Bb] _ _ _ _ Left hand is B flat and F if you want [Db] right hand a
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