Chords for Phil Wickham - This Is Our God (Song Story)
Tempo:
103.1 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
A
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
By the time many of you have seen this, this song will have been out [G] by now,
but this is the first time we're ever playing it.
[C] I'm just like, I was going to have to hold back tears.
It's called This Is Our God, and it talks about, [Cm] it's like a line in a sand [C] song,
a manifesto.
I wrote it, watching this crazy news and Instagram feeds and Facebook feeds
and all this information flying around us and opinions.
Who did you vote [A] for and what do you believe about this?
And [Bb]
people [A] searching for hope and searching for some [Gm] reason to have a purpose
and all this stuff.
It's just like, in the midst of [D] all the noise, I want to stand and [C] I want to have a song.
It's like, if I had one song to sing in front of the whole [C] world,
for this moment, what would it be?
This is our God.
[F]
It's [C] just like, it's talking about [A] the first verse.
Remember those walls that we called sin and shame?
They were like [Am] prisons that stood in our way, but He [G] came and He died and He rose.
Those walls are [Bb] rubble now.
[C] Remember those giants that we called death and grave?
They were like mountains that stood in our way, but He came, He died, He rose.
Those giants are dead now and it goes in this chorus and [G] just proclaims it.
This is our [Cm] God.
This is who He is.
He loves [Gm] us.
This is our God.
This is what He [F] does.
He saves us.
[C] He bore the cross, beat [G] the grave, let [Am] heaven and earth proclaim.
[F] This is our God, King [G] Jesus.
And if everybody [C] was aligned with truth, if every being in the world and in the universe,
every human aligned themselves with the reality of what's going on and the truth of what's going on,
they have to proclaim, they would [A] have to proclaim,
if they were saying [Am] who their God really truly is, their Creator,
the one they were created to know and love and worship.
[Gm] This is my God, King Jesus.
And I just hope [F] this song goes out into church communities [C] and families
and [C] subways where people are commuting and they have headphones on [Am] and other languages.
I'm just praying that this song would be like,
this is what I stand on, this is [G] who I believe in, and this is who saved me.
I have nothing [F] to fear and I have every reason to sing because my God is [C] Jesus.
He pulled me out of the pit.
He saved me.
You get it.
This is our God.
This is who He is.
[G] He loves us.
[C] This is our God.
This is what He does.
He [G] saves us.
but this is the first time we're ever playing it.
[C] I'm just like, I was going to have to hold back tears.
It's called This Is Our God, and it talks about, [Cm] it's like a line in a sand [C] song,
a manifesto.
I wrote it, watching this crazy news and Instagram feeds and Facebook feeds
and all this information flying around us and opinions.
Who did you vote [A] for and what do you believe about this?
And [Bb]
people [A] searching for hope and searching for some [Gm] reason to have a purpose
and all this stuff.
It's just like, in the midst of [D] all the noise, I want to stand and [C] I want to have a song.
It's like, if I had one song to sing in front of the whole [C] world,
for this moment, what would it be?
This is our God.
[F]
It's [C] just like, it's talking about [A] the first verse.
Remember those walls that we called sin and shame?
They were like [Am] prisons that stood in our way, but He [G] came and He died and He rose.
Those walls are [Bb] rubble now.
[C] Remember those giants that we called death and grave?
They were like mountains that stood in our way, but He came, He died, He rose.
Those giants are dead now and it goes in this chorus and [G] just proclaims it.
This is our [Cm] God.
This is who He is.
He loves [Gm] us.
This is our God.
This is what He [F] does.
He saves us.
[C] He bore the cross, beat [G] the grave, let [Am] heaven and earth proclaim.
[F] This is our God, King [G] Jesus.
And if everybody [C] was aligned with truth, if every being in the world and in the universe,
every human aligned themselves with the reality of what's going on and the truth of what's going on,
they have to proclaim, they would [A] have to proclaim,
if they were saying [Am] who their God really truly is, their Creator,
the one they were created to know and love and worship.
[Gm] This is my God, King Jesus.
And I just hope [F] this song goes out into church communities [C] and families
and [C] subways where people are commuting and they have headphones on [Am] and other languages.
I'm just praying that this song would be like,
this is what I stand on, this is [G] who I believe in, and this is who saved me.
I have nothing [F] to fear and I have every reason to sing because my God is [C] Jesus.
He pulled me out of the pit.
He saved me.
You get it.
This is our God.
This is who He is.
[G] He loves us.
[C] This is our God.
This is what He does.
He [G] saves us.
Key:
C
G
F
A
Am
C
G
F
By the time many of you have seen this, this song will have been out [G] by now,
but this is the first time we're ever playing it.
[C] I'm just like, I was going to have to hold back tears.
It's called This Is Our God, and it talks about, [Cm] it's like a line in a sand [C] song,
_ a manifesto.
_ I wrote it, watching this crazy news and Instagram feeds and Facebook feeds
and all this information flying around us and opinions. _
Who did you vote [A] for and what do you believe about this?
And [Bb]
people [A] searching for hope and searching for some [Gm] reason to have a purpose
and all this stuff.
It's just like, in the midst of [D] all the noise, I want to stand and [C] I want to have a song.
It's like, if I had one song to sing in front of the whole [C] world,
_ for this moment, what would it be?
This is our God.
_ _ [F]
It's [C] just like, it's talking about [A] the first verse.
Remember those walls that we called sin and shame?
They were like [Am] prisons that stood in our way, but He [G] came and He died and He rose.
Those walls are [Bb] rubble now.
_ [C] Remember those giants that we called death and grave?
They were like mountains that stood in our way, but He came, He died, He rose.
Those giants are dead now and it goes in this chorus and [G] just proclaims it.
_ This is our [Cm] God.
This is who He is.
He loves [Gm] us.
This is our God.
This is what He [F] does.
He saves us.
[C] He bore the cross, beat [G] the grave, let [Am] heaven and earth proclaim.
[F] This is our God, King [G] Jesus.
And if everybody [C] was aligned with truth, if every being in the world and in the universe,
every human aligned themselves with the reality of what's going on and the truth of what's going on,
they have to proclaim, they would [A] have to proclaim,
if they were saying [Am] who their God really truly is, their Creator,
the one they were created to know and love and worship.
[Gm] This is my God, King Jesus.
And I just hope [F] this song goes out _ into church communities [C] and families
and _ [C] subways where people are commuting and they have headphones on [Am] and other languages.
I'm just praying that this song would be like,
this is what I stand on, this is [G] who I believe in, and this is who saved me.
I have nothing [F] to fear and I have every reason to sing because my God is [C] Jesus.
He pulled me out of the pit.
He saved me.
You get it.
This is our God.
This is who He is.
[G] He loves us.
_ [C] This is our God.
This is what He does.
He [G] saves us.
but this is the first time we're ever playing it.
[C] I'm just like, I was going to have to hold back tears.
It's called This Is Our God, and it talks about, [Cm] it's like a line in a sand [C] song,
_ a manifesto.
_ I wrote it, watching this crazy news and Instagram feeds and Facebook feeds
and all this information flying around us and opinions. _
Who did you vote [A] for and what do you believe about this?
And [Bb]
people [A] searching for hope and searching for some [Gm] reason to have a purpose
and all this stuff.
It's just like, in the midst of [D] all the noise, I want to stand and [C] I want to have a song.
It's like, if I had one song to sing in front of the whole [C] world,
_ for this moment, what would it be?
This is our God.
_ _ [F]
It's [C] just like, it's talking about [A] the first verse.
Remember those walls that we called sin and shame?
They were like [Am] prisons that stood in our way, but He [G] came and He died and He rose.
Those walls are [Bb] rubble now.
_ [C] Remember those giants that we called death and grave?
They were like mountains that stood in our way, but He came, He died, He rose.
Those giants are dead now and it goes in this chorus and [G] just proclaims it.
_ This is our [Cm] God.
This is who He is.
He loves [Gm] us.
This is our God.
This is what He [F] does.
He saves us.
[C] He bore the cross, beat [G] the grave, let [Am] heaven and earth proclaim.
[F] This is our God, King [G] Jesus.
And if everybody [C] was aligned with truth, if every being in the world and in the universe,
every human aligned themselves with the reality of what's going on and the truth of what's going on,
they have to proclaim, they would [A] have to proclaim,
if they were saying [Am] who their God really truly is, their Creator,
the one they were created to know and love and worship.
[Gm] This is my God, King Jesus.
And I just hope [F] this song goes out _ into church communities [C] and families
and _ [C] subways where people are commuting and they have headphones on [Am] and other languages.
I'm just praying that this song would be like,
this is what I stand on, this is [G] who I believe in, and this is who saved me.
I have nothing [F] to fear and I have every reason to sing because my God is [C] Jesus.
He pulled me out of the pit.
He saved me.
You get it.
This is our God.
This is who He is.
[G] He loves us.
_ [C] This is our God.
This is what He does.
He [G] saves us.