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Tab Proguitar tabs / updates / news / reviews / interviews / columns / lessons / forums / contestsGod Is Good All The Time chords by Don Moen, added: September 28th, 2006Welcome home, StrangerPlease Sign in or Sign upyou can also useFacebookGoogleUG plus: remove bannerTABSFRESH TABS | 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z | TOP 100 TABSAdvanced+ Submit tab+ Submit review+ Submit article

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by Don Moen106,911 views556 this week1 commentread comment12345excellent!x 6add to favoriteslaunch autoscrollfont sizetransposehighlight chordsdisplay chordsview tab on Androidlisten to this songUG plus: remove bannerGod Is Good All The Time Lyricsby Don Moen LyricsGod Is Good All The Time ChordsTab PlayerPlayTempoFretboardContributorDifficultysphinx_Godcares09noviceCan't play "God Is Good All The Time"? Improve your playing via easy step-by-step video lessons! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GOD IS GOOD, ALL THE TIME - Don Moen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: April Gemelle Sahagun Email: april_sphinx09@hotmail.com april_godrulez09@yahoo.com.ph God bless to all of you... CHORUS: D Bm God is good all the time G A He puts a song of praise in this heart of mine D Bm God is good all the time G A A7 through the darkest night His light will shine G A7 D God is good, God is good all the time Verse 1 D Bm if you're walking through the valley G A and there are shadows all around A Bm do not fear, He will guide you G A He will keep you safe and sound G A for He has promised to never leave you G nor forsake you A A7 and His word is true Verse 2 (do verse 1 chords) we are sinners, so unworthy and for us He choose to die filled us with His Holy Spirit now we can testify that His love is everlasting and His mercy, they will never end Refrain: Bm A though i may not understand C G the plans You have for me Bm A my life is in Your hand G
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