Intro: D G A Gb Bm G7 C F C C Dm G F C Morning has brok-en, like the first morn-ing Em Am D7 G Blackbird has spok-en, like the first bird C F F C Am D Praise for the sing-ing, praise for the morn-ing G C F G C Praise for them spring-ing fresh from the world Interlude: C F G E Am G7 C G7sus C Dm G F C Sweet the rain's new fall, sunlit from heav-en Em Am D7 G Like the first dew fall, on the first grass C F F C Am D Praise for the sweet-ness of the wet gard-en G C F G C Sprung in complete-ness where his feet pass Interlude: C F G E Am Gb Bm G D A7 D D Em A G D Mine is the sunlight, mine is the morn-ing Gbm Bm E A Born of the one light, Eden saw play D G G D Bm E Praise with ela-tion, praise every morn-ing A D G A7 D God's recrea-tion of the new day Interlude: G A Gb Bm G7 C F C C Dm G F C Morning has brok-en, like the first morn-ing Em Am D7 G Blackbird has spok-en, like the first bird C F F C Am D Praise for the sing-ing, praise for the morn-ing G C F G C Praise for them spring-ing fresh from the world Outro: C F G E Am Gb Bm G D A D This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Morning Has Broken chords by Cat Stevens
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Also works: busy waltz d – d u d u
How to play Morning Has Broken on ukulele
The strumming pattern for Morning Has Broken: d – d u d –. Expect a medium pace, around 96 bpm. On this page the song is in G major, while the recording itself is in C major. I rate the chords skilled, a fair middle ground. Feel the waltz in three and let each line of the hymn flow.
15 ukulele chords used in "Morning Has Broken" by Cat Stevens: A, Am, A7, Bm, C, D, Dm, D7, E, Em, F, Gb, Gbm, G and G7
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I love this song
When lockdown is over this is the first song Im going to play
Good tab. I think it sounds a bit better (and is actually easier to play) to sub E7s for the E chords.
So fun to learn and play!
Thank you for all the great tips and help, I’m delighted!!