Chords for The Lord's Prayer (Jarrell Little on keys)

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_ _ _ _ _ I'm Jarrell Little.
I'm going over the Lord's Prayer in D-flat.
_ Before we go over it, we're going to do a quick prayer.
_ God, we love you.
God, we thank you for our gifts.
_ God, when _ they hear us, let them hear you through us.
In Jesus' name, amen. _
All right.
_ _ _ D-flat, _ we have _ [Eb] D-flat, E [F]-flat, [Gb] F, G [Ab]-flat, [Bb] A-flat, [C] B-flat, [Db] C, D-flat. _ _
_ _ A lot of the song is _ _ going to be repeat chords. _
Once you see the chord we've already [N] done before, I'll just play it, _ being that we went
over it already.
_ A _ lot of the song, depending on who you're playing it for, _ _ _ _ is really based off of the
feel, like _ arpeggios and all that, actually stretching across the piano.
I tried to demonstrate some of that, even though it was a little sloppy. _ _
In the second time I played it, _ _ _ _ if you're playing behind a soloist, most times like
_ _ a wedding setting or something like that, most likely you're going to have the stretch
out and whatever, instead of padding all in the middle like you would on organ or something like that. _ _
I'm going to give you basically the chords that you will _ be _ _ doing your arpeggios off of. _ _ _ _
Usually, _ _ unless you have some long intro [Db] or something like that, you just give them the one, _ _ _ _ _ _ whatever.
_ [Ab] You have an I probably. _ _
_ You're on the A-flat right there. _ _
_ _ A-flat on your bass. _ _
C, E-flat, A-flat, just A-flat major. _
_ _ You can either stay there or you can walk down.
_ _ Same chord, I probably.
_ _ _ _ _ Move to the G-flat.
_ [F] _ I'm going to say F-sharp.
You can do that a lot.
_ _ _ When you get to the F, [Db] _ you go to a D-flat [Ab] major.
I probably.
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ The other thing, the rich art.
You can go to the D-flat major.
You can go with them. _
_ _ [Ab] Rich _ art right here.
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