My God Will Hear Me: Chords

My God Will Hear Me
From Micah 7:7
By Aimee Smith

VERSE 1
            D
I will watch
            Em7
I will wait
             D/F#               G
For the God of my salvation
       Em7        A7      D  (1st x: G   A)
My God will hear me

REPEAT VERSE 1

CHORUS
                  GM7
Hear our cries
               D/F#
Give us faith
            Em7                     A
As we lift our voices to you
                  G
Open our eyes
                  D/F#
Open our ears
             Em7                      A
As we wait to hear from you

VERSE 1

CHORUS (Transition chord: B7)

VERSE 2
         E
I believe
           F#m7
I will trust
             E/G#              A
In the God of my salvation
         F#m7     B       E  (1st x: A  B)
My God will hear me

REPEAT VERSE 2

CHORUS in E
                  AM7
Hear our cries
               E/G#
Give us faith
            F#m7                  B
As we lift our voices to you
                  AM7
Open our eyes
                  E/G#
Open our ears
            F#m7                    B
As we wait to hear from you

REPEAT CHORUS

CHORUS (solo)
                AM7
Hear my cry
               E/G#
Give me faith
         F#m7                B
As I lift my voice to you
                 AM7
Open my eyes
                 E/G#
Open my ears
         F#m                      B
As I wait to hear from you

TAG (VERSE 1 in E)
            E
I will watch
            F#m7
I will wait
             E/G#                 A
For the God of my salvation
       F#m7        B        E    
My God will hear me

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