Chords for SO WILL I (100 Billion X) Song Story -- Hillsong UNITED

I believe that _ what Jesus represents is God going to the most extraordinary lengths for
the one, and should that one be me, then I've got no, _ _ _ I've got every reason, ten thousand
and a hundred billion times more on top of that, _ to _ live my life in a way that wants
to say thank you.
[F] _ _ [E] And [C#m] _
_ _ [D] the best way I can say thank you is to _ reciprocate what he's done.
_ _ _ [A]
[D#] So will I.
_ [Bm] God of _ _ creation, _ [E] there at the start [D#] before the beginning [D] of time. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D#] _
_ _ [Bm] With no point of _ reference, _ [E] you spoke to the dark and fleshed out the wonder [Bm] of life. _ _
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ [D#] So will I.
A hundred billion [A] times.
_ And _ like a thousand times I've failed.
_ [F#m] _
Ten thousand [E] reasons. _ _ _ _
_ _ A million of these.
And we just [C#m] went for the biggest number [A] imaginable, a [D] hundred billion. _ _
Actually Ben _ [F#m] Hastings, who sings a song and [D] is just _ the [F#m] biggest legend ever.
[A] He's _ super talented and he has _ more than [F#m] his talent.
He has the [E] softest spirit.
And _ that's why I love him.
The song is about God as an [A] artisan.
It's about God as [D] _ an artist working his masterpiece, [F#m] a work of art that's called love.
[D]
And it began with [A] creation _ and it goes through the whole story and it _ was [F#m] finished at the
cross [E] and now it continues to be rebirthed and restored in and through us here now.
And the [A] whole picture is [D] response.
If the stars are made to worship, so will I.
_ [F#m] _ If creation [C#m] _
bows before you, [D] so will I.
_ If it all exists to praise you, [F#m] so will I.
And [E] the more we thought about it, there was [D] just endless _ _ metaphors and pictures and [F#m] things
that came back to this [E]
response and maybe nothing better [D] than if you laid your life
down, _ _ [A] if you gladly chose [E] surrender, so will I.
And [A] if you left the grave behind you, so will I.
A hundred billion [F#m]
creatures catch your [E] breath. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Evolving in [C#m] pursuit of what [D] you said. _ _
_ If [F#m] it all reveals [D] when nature is so [A] alive. _ _ _ _
_ I can see your heart [F#m] in everything you [E] say.
_ _ It was like every single moment _ we [A] thought about what it means to be [D] responsive to what
God has done is like, _ _ [F#m] _ it was like mind blowing.
[D] Like, hey, like God [A] has done this and God has done that and he's done this.
And then _ if you have, then so will I.
_ _ And to me, _ that's everything.
Like the entire _ story of why we are here, our purpose, _ what we need to do, how to navigate
all the [F#m] craziness and what it means to just follow Jesus [B]
and to live for God.
[A] For all we don't know and for all we do and for all we think we've got figured out and
for [F#m] all the questions we still have, [C#] ultimately what we need to do is live [D] in response.
Not to what we think God wants or what we [F#m] think God wants here, [C#] but just in response
to what he's done [D] and what he said he's going to do.
Our mission, which is I see your [F#m] _ heart [F#] 8 billion different ways.
[D] _ _ _ _
And I just wanted to get 8 [F#m] billion in a song _ [F#] because I love that that's how many people
roughly [D] approximately are in the world right now.
And every single one of them matters to God.
[F#m] The premise is simply that every [E] single person on earth [D] is made in [A] his image, is a reflection
of his heart.
_ [F#m] And we're so good and so [E] quick at _ [B] _ _ stereotyping and marginalizing and separating [F#m] and drawing
distinctions between [E] who we think God loves.
_ [F] _ [A] And it's just, it's not who God is.
And we [F#m] got to the end of the song and it was [E] all done and we actually finished [D] recording the vocals. _ _ _
And I [F#m] was like, I don't, the [E] song shouldn't be called like a hundred billion [A] _ times.
Like it's, it's not _ [F#m] about a number _ [E]
because even the biggest number that we could imagine
is too small, [B] infinitely small [F#m] for the reality of what God's done and [E] his just [D] limitless _ _ _
wonders _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ [E]
for all the magnitude of God.
[D] Like we can't put a number on him.
_ [F#m] You can't be limited _ [E]
by even the [D] wildest numbers that we could ever _ billions to the
hundredth [F#m] power of the degree of the [E] pie of numbers, decimal points [D] going to infinity. _ _ _
_ _ [A] It can't amount to who [E] he is and his desire.
_ [A] _ _ And we just got talking about the fact that for all the magnitude of numbers and for all
[F#m] the magnitude of what God's done and [E] the [A] magnitude of the bigness and the just of God, what he's
doing, what makes God _ [D] amazing is that [D] he's personal.
_ And, [F#m] you know, I think [D] about the fact it's so easy to get lost in the [A] crowd in our churches
and in worship events.
I look at a crowd of people and I'm sitting there thinking like, [F#m] _
would we be [E] doing this
if it was just for one person?
And I pray that we would.
_ And I think that Jesus would have gone to that cross and he would have died [D] if it was
just for one person.
And that one person is you.
[F#m] And it's also everybody else, too.
[D] The last line to me, which was [A] really the last thing, _ kind of sums up the whole song
and everything about [F#m] God.
And it [E] simply says, you would again a hundred billion times everything you've done, you
would do it again.
If a number [C#m] or if a measure [D] could amount to your desire, _ _ [F#m] then it would be this.
You're the [D] one who never leaves the [A] one behind. _ _ _ _
_ Like you would again [F#m] a hundred billion [E] _ _ times. _
_ No, a measure could [A]
amount to your [D] _ desire. _ _
_ You're [F#m] the one who never [D]
leaves the one [A] behind. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C#m] _