Intro: | G / / | / / / | G / / | C / / | Verse 1: G Em D G Who am I that the highest King / Would wel - come me G Em D C I was lost but He brought me in / Oh His love for me Em D C Oh His love for me Chorus 1: G D Who the Son sets free / Oh is free indeed Em D C G I'm a child of God / Yes I am Verse 2: G Em D G Free at last He has ransomed me / His grace runs deep G Em D C While I was a slave to sin / Jesus died for me Em D C Yes He died for me Chorus 2: G D Who the Son sets free / Oh is free indeed Em D C G I'm a child of God / Yes I am G D In my Father's house / There's a place for me Em D C G I'm a child of God / Yes I am Bridge: (x2) Em D I am chosen / Not for - saken G C I am who You say I am Em D You are for me / Not a - gainst me G C I am who You say I am Tag: Em D C I am who You say I am Chorus 2: G D Who the Son sets free / Oh is free indeed Em D C G I'm a child of God / Yes I am G D In my Father's house / There's a place for me Em D C G I'm a child of God / Yes I am Outro: G D In my Father's house / There's a place for me Em D C G I'm a child of God / Yes I am Em D G C 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.
Who You Say I Am chords by Hillsong United
Suggested strumeverywhere 4/4
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Also works: island strum d – d u – u d u
How to play Who You Say I Am on ukulele
To play Who You Say I Am on ukulele, strum the everywhere 4/4: d – d u – u d –. It rolls along at a relaxed pace of around 72 bpm. On this page the song is in G major. The chords stay at the novice level, nothing tricky in there. Start sparse in the verses and swell the strum as the chorus lifts.
4 ukulele chords used in "Who You Say I Am" by Hillsong United: C, D, Em and G
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