Red Letters

Crowder
AbAA#BbHCC#DbDD#EbEFF#GbGG# (Original)

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G#m  F#/A#  H  E 

1 verse:
G#m            E    H
There I was on death row
F#                  E
Guilty in the first degree
G#m                E   H
Son of God hanging on a hill
F#               G#m
Hell was my destiny

2 verse:
G#m                    E   H
The crowd was shouting crucify
F#                               E
Could've come from these lips of mine
    G#m             E      H
The dirty shame was killing me
                F#                 E
It would take a miracle to wash me clean

Chorus:
       H        E   H
Then I read the red letters
        F#              H
And the ground began to shake
    F#     G#m           E
The prison walls started falling
               F#            G#m F#/A# H    E
And I became a free man that day

3 verse:
G#m                 E     H
Felt like lightning hit my veins
   F#                  E
My dead heart began to beat
G#m           E        H
Breath of God filled my lungs
        F#                  E
And the Holy Ghost awakened me
          F#                  E
Yeah, the Holy Ghost awakened me

 Chorus:
       H        E   H
When I read the red letters
        F#              H
And the ground began to shake
    F#     G#m           E
The prison walls started falling
               F#            H
And I became a free man that day

Bridge:
    G#m              F#
For God so loved the whole wide world
         H           E
Sent His only Son to die for me
G#m                      F#
Arms spread wide for the whole wide world
    H                      E
His arms spread wide where mine should be
H                F#    H
Jesus changed my destiny

 Chorus:
           H        E  H
Thank You, God, for red letters
         F#              H
When the ground began to shake
    F#       G#m         E
The grace of God started falling
               F#            G#m
And I became a free man that day
           G#m   F#      E
The prison walls started falling
           F#          G#m F#/A# H    E
And I am a free man today