(Riff 1 - see below)
[E]Salvation spr[A2]ing up from the ground[E]
[A2]Lord, rend the he[E]avens and come down
[A2]Seek the lost and h[E]eal the lame
[A2]Jesus bring glory [E]to Your name
[E]Let all the pr[A2]odigals run home[E]
[A2]All of creation waits and [E]groans
[A2]Lord, we’ve heard of Y[E]our great fame
[A2]Father, cause all to s[E]hout Your name
(Riff 2)
[Bsus]Stir up our he[C#m7]arts, oh G[A2]od
[Bsus]Awaken our spiri[C#m7]ts to [A2]awe who You [Bsus]are
[C#m7]Put a c[A2]ry in us
[Bsus]So deep[A2] inside that we c[Bsus]annot fi[A2]nd
[Bsus]The words[A2] we need
[Bsus]We just weep and cry [Cmaj7]out to You
(Riff 3)
(For those of you who don't know what a riff is, it's
the guitar solos/picking, etcetera. I will put the
"regular" (technical) notes here, too, so you can see
what we play.)
Riff 1: (Played during the first part of the song)
B E B E A E A E G# E G# E A E A E (These are the technical notes)
Riff 2: (Played with bass and guitar right after the first part of the song)
C#/D C# B A G E C#/D C# B A G E G A G A G E (/slide)
Riff 3: (Played as guitar solo)
[G#] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [G#] [A] [B] [C]
During the "Salvation Spring up from the ground", the second time on,
it is the power chord of E on the E string. It's held during the first
four lines. The other instruments play the E - A2 thing still.
At the beginning of "Let all the prodigals run home" the guitar slides
from the power chord of D to the power chord of E on the A string. I
believe this, too, is held for the four lines.
Words and Music by Charlie Hall
c 1999 Generation Music/ASCAP
[E]Salvation spr[A2]ing up from the ground[E]
[A2]Lord, rend the he[E]avens and come down
[A2]Seek the lost and h[E]eal the lame
[A2]Jesus bring glory [E]to Your name
[E]Let all the pr[A2]odigals run home[E]
[A2]All of creation waits and [E]groans
[A2]Lord, we’ve heard of Y[E]our great fame
[A2]Father, cause all to s[E]hout Your name
(Riff 2)
[Bsus]Stir up our he[C#m7]arts, oh G[A2]od
[Bsus]Awaken our spiri[C#m7]ts to [A2]awe who You [Bsus]are
[C#m7]Put a c[A2]ry in us
[Bsus]So deep[A2] inside that we c[Bsus]annot fi[A2]nd
[Bsus]The words[A2] we need
[Bsus]We just weep and cry [Cmaj7]out to You
(Riff 3)
(For those of you who don't know what a riff is, it's
the guitar solos/picking, etcetera. I will put the
"regular" (technical) notes here, too, so you can see
what we play.)
Riff 1: (Played during the first part of the song)
---7---7---5---5---4---4---5---5------
-----5---5---5---5---5---5---5---5----
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B E B E A E A E G# E G# E A E A E (These are the technical notes)
Riff 2: (Played with bass and guitar right after the first part of the song)
--------------------------------------------------------------
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-4/5--4--2------------4/5--4--2-------------------------------
-------------5--3--0--------------5--3--0--3--5--3--5--3--0---
C#/D C# B A G E C#/D C# B A G E G A G A G E (/slide)
Riff 3: (Played as guitar solo)
----------------------12---------------------
----------12--13--15--------------12--13-----
--13--14------------------13--14-------------
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[G#] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [G#] [A] [B] [C]
During the "Salvation Spring up from the ground", the second time on,
it is the power chord of E on the E string. It's held during the first
four lines. The other instruments play the E - A2 thing still.
At the beginning of "Let all the prodigals run home" the guitar slides
from the power chord of D to the power chord of E on the A string. I
believe this, too, is held for the four lines.
Words and Music by Charlie Hall
c 1999 Generation Music/ASCAP
