Gbm D I have tasted of Your favour A E Known Your goodness follow me Gbm D Not one moment have You failed us A D Not one step outside of Your love E A D You’re holding on to me E A D You’re holding on to me E A Through all that I’ve known D You’ve not let me go Gbm D A You’re holding on to me Gbm D I’ve stared darkness in the face A E Been disappointed, lost my way Gbm D You have loved me, understood me A D Held me safe in the palm of Your hands E A D You’re holding on to me E A D You’re holding on to me E A Through all that I’ve known D You’ve not let me go Gbm D A You’re holding on to me E A D Shall we see You in the blessings E A D Yet forget You in the trials? E A D A No, in all of these things You are working Bm E So I’ll stand and trust You now E A D You’re holding on to me E A D You’re holding on to me E A Through all that I’ve known D You’ve not let me go Gbm D A You’re holding on to me E A D Shall we see You in the blessings E A D Yet forget You in the trials? E A D A No, in all of these things You are working Bm E So I’ll stand and trust You now E A D You’re holding on to me E A D You’re holding on to me E A Through all that I’ve known D You’ve not let me go Gbm D A You’re holding on to me You’re holding on You’re holding on You’re holding on E A D You’re holding on to me E A D You’re holding on to me E A Through all that I’ve known D You’ve not let me go Gbm D You’re holding on 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.
Holding On chords by Simon Brading
Suggested strumisland strum
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d
&
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d
&
u
3
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u
4
d
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u
Also works: everywhere 4/4 d – d u – u d –
How to play Holding On on ukulele
A solid first pick for Holding On on ukulele is the island strum: d – d u – u d u. On this page the song is in Gb minor. The chords ask a bit more of you, so I rate them proficient.
5 ukulele chords used in "Holding On" by Simon Brading: A, Bm, D, E and Gbm
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