Need Chords - He Made The Difference

Digging4Truth · #1 02-01-2010, 02:21 PM

Below are the words etc in case it would job someones memory.

Does anyone have the chords to this song?

He Made The Difference
James Bignon

He Made The Difference (written by James Bignon)
(recorded by James Bignon & The Deliverence Mass Choir)

Verse 1:
If it wasn't for the Lord, where would I be?
My life was nothing until He set me free.
What a change He made in my life,
no more compromising the wrong for the right.

(He made the difference),
(He made the difference in my life).

Chorus:
I don't walk like I used to walk,
He made the difference.
I don't talk like I used to talk,
He made the difference.
I don't live like I used to live,
He made the difference.
I don't give like I used to give,
He made the difference.
He made the difference,
He made the difference in my life.

Verse 2:
He gives me joy that cannot be surpassed,
I'm on a cloud from the first moment to the last
He walks with me, talks with me,
telling me I'm His own.
He calms all my fears,
telling me I am not alone.

MawMaw · #2 02-01-2010, 03:32 PM

Our choir sang that last night! Not sure about the chords, I can sing, but not play.

Sherri · #3 02-01-2010, 06:46 PM

You can order the sheet music for it for $1.95 off of Ntimemusic.com

Digging4Truth · #4 02-02-2010, 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

You can order the sheet music for it for $1.95 off of Ntimemusic.com

Hey... cool.

Thanks.

deltaguitar · #5 02-02-2010, 07:17 AM

Cool, I used to play this song all the time in our choir. That was years ago. One of my favorites because it is so bluesy.

Digging4Truth · #6 02-02-2010, 07:23 AM

Yeah... we used to sing this a lot. It has a good bluesy feel to it.

deltaguitar · #7 02-02-2010, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

Yeah... we used to sing this a lot. It has a good bluesy feel to it.

Yep. One thing about the UPC we would jam forever. It was a lot of fun.

Do you play guitar or piano? This is really a perfect guitar song.

I know the first chord we always played was Gm7 and we would do a little riff.

So it would go something like Gm7 (if it wasn't for the lord) Fm7 F#m7 Gm7 (where would I be)

Then I would always play a C9 (what a change a change in my life) Fm7 F#7 Gm7 and so on. I think it also had a D9 as the five chord.

Digging4Truth · #8 02-02-2010, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by deltaguitar

Yep. One thing about the UPC we would jam forever. It was a lot of fun.

Do you play guitar or piano? This is really a perfect guitar song.

I know the first chord we always played was Gm7 and we would do a little riff.

So it would go something like Gm7 (if it wasn't for the lord) Fm7 F#m7 Gm7 (where would I be)

Then I would always play a C9 (what a change a change in my life) Fm7 F#7 Gm7 and so on. I think it also had a D9 as the five chord.

I play the piano & sax.

My daughter plays the piano & my son plays drums, sax, guitar & piano. LOL.

We love music.

bobbilyn · #9 05-11-2010, 10:25 AM

http://www.northsideupc.org/musicresources2.htm
This is a great place to find the chords for many songs.

GraceAmazing · #10 05-12-2010, 04:25 PM

IBC also recorded this song years ago...might have the music sheets available there...