Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Capo
None
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords – Guitar

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-C-E-A
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords – Ukulele

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Left Hand
Root notes
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords – Piano

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
gDGBD (Open G)
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords – Banjo

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Tuning
G-D-A-E
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords – Mandolin

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Key
G
Difficulty
Beginner
Harp Key
C Diatonic
Chords
G · C · D · Em

Lord I Lift Your Name on High Chords – Harmonica

A classic praise and worship song written by Rick Founds. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Chords used: G, C, D, Em  ·  Key: G  ·  Difficulty: Beginner

Basic Strum (4/4 Time)
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Tip: Use a capo on the 3rd fret to play along with the original recording in Bb.

Chords & Structure

Full Song

Verse 1

 
G – C
G – D
G – C
G – D
 

Chorus

 
G – C – G
D – G – C – G (×2)
D – G
 

Verse 2

 
G – C
G – D
G – C
G – D
 

Chorus

 
G – C – G
D – G – C – G (×2)
D – G
 

Practice tip: The chord progression G, C, G, D repeats throughout the verses, making it easy to master.

Frequently Asked Questions

What chords do you need to play "Lord I Lift Your Name on High"?

You need 4 beginner-friendly chords: G, C, D and Em.

Is "Lord I Lift Your Name on High" easy to play on guitar?

It is rated beginner and uses only 4 chords in the key of G, making it a good choice for players at that level.

What key is "Lord I Lift Your Name on High" in?

It is in the key of G.

Who wrote "Lord I Lift Your Name on High"?

It was written by Rick Founds, and released in 1989.