'Mighty Savior' by Misc Praise Songs - Guitar Tutorial

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Subject: mighty_savior.crd (/m/misc_praise_songs)

Mighty Savior 
Words and Music by Danny Daniels 
 
[verse] 
G7                    C 
Mighty mighty Savior, 
G7                    C 
mighty mighty Lord, 
G7                    C 
Mighty mighty Savior 
            F    C 
You are my God. 
            F    G 
You are my God. 
 
[chorus 1] 
G       D       Em7    D  C 
Father, Father, Father my Lord, 
G       D       Em7    D  C 
Father, Father, Father my Lord, 
D                C 
Let Your praises ring, 
D               C 
let Your people sing 
that you are a   (go to [verse]) 
 
[chorus 2] 
G       D       Em7    D  C 
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus my Lord, ... 
 
[chorus 3] 
G       D       Em7    D  C 
Spirit, Spirit, Spirit of God, ...

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mft34039

12.24.2024, 21:25

As a guitar professional who’s spent years honing my craft, I have to say I’m disappointed by the lack of depth in the arrangement for "Mighty Savior." While the chords provided are a solid starting point for beginners, there's a missed opportunity to explore more complex progressions or embellishments that could elevate the overall sound. If you're looking to really make this song shine, consider adding variations or inversions to the chords. It would help avoid that one-dimensional sound that often plagues simple chord progressions. Additionally, some tips on strumming patterns or fingerpicking techniques in the comments would benefit learners greatly. After all, expanding our skills should be the goal when learning any song, especially in a praise context where emotional depth is so critical. Overall, I hope future contributions include more detailed insights and suggestions for aspiring guitarists.

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