How to Play "Introduce You To God" Guitar chords
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Capo 2nd fret
[Intro]
Am G F C Am C F
[Verse 1]
C
Hey there, son, my best little buddy
C
Put on those boots you like to get muddy
F C
I got somebody I want you to meet
C
He's a real good friend of mine
C
We talked all about you just last night
F C
And He'd like to spend some time with you and me
G F
He's a pretty good fisher and He'll teach you how to be one too
G F
I got a feeling you'll like Him like I do
[Chorus]
Am G
Can you hear that rage in the river?
F C
Can you smell that mountain in the air?
Am G
Can you feel that wild in the wandering wind?
F
That's how we know He's here
Am G
And I know, son, you can't see Him
F C
But if you close your eyes, you might
G F
We'll shake the hand of the man that made this view
Am F
Let me introduce you to God
[Verse 2]
C
Your old man was 'bout your age
C
When my old man took me to this place
F C
Where I felt like I could almost touch the sky
C
To tell the truth, son, life gets tough
C
So I come back here when it does
F
And my old friend shows up every time
[Chorus]
Am G
Can you hear that rage in the river?
F C
Can you smell that mountain in the air?
Am G
Can you feel that wild in the wandering wind?
F
That's how we know He's here
Am G
And I know, son, you can't see Him
F C
But if you close your eyes, you might
G F
We'll shake the hand of the man that made this view
Am
Let me introduce you to God
[Bridge]
G F
Some folks say you gotta see it to believe
G F
But, son, some things you gotta believe to see
[Interlude]
Am G F C Am G F
[Chorus]
Am G
Can you hear that rage in the river?
F C
Can you smell that mountain in the air?
Am G
Can you feel that wild in the wandering wind?
F
That's how we know He's here
Am G
And I know, son, you can't see Him
F C
But if you close your eyes, you might
G F
We'll shake the hand of the man that made this view
G F
Well, He's standing right here next to me and you
Am
Let me introduce you to God
[Outro]
F C Am C F
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How to play "Introduce You To God" by Ian Munsick on guitar.
With the capo on the 2nd fret, this song invites you into a
spiritual and natural experience through its lyrics and chord
progressions. The use of Am, G, F, and C creates a heartfelt
and uplifting mood that resonates with the song’s message.
Let’s explore the structure.
[Intro]
The intro sets the emotional tone of the song, starting with
Am, moving to G, F, and C. This progression is gentle and
welcoming:
Am G F C Am C F
[Verse 1]
The verses tell a story, beginning with C and transitioning
through F and back to C, creating a conversational tone between
the narrator and his son:
C
Hey there, son, my best little buddy
G and F add a reflective touch as the father shares his
relationship with God and nature, inviting his son into this
spiritual experience.
[Chorus]
The chorus elevates the song's spiritual message. The
progression from Am to G, then F, and C illustrates the
sensory experience of God’s presence in nature:
Am G
Can you hear that rage in the river?
The repetition of "Can you" questions guides listeners to
find divinity in the natural world, emphasizing a personal
and sensory connection with the divine.
[Verse 2]
Follow the same chord pattern as the first verse. The lyrics
build on the theme of generational bonding over shared spiritual
experiences:
C
Your old man was 'bout your age
[Chorus]
Repeat the chorus, deepening the song’s exploration of
faith and the presence of God in the natural world.
[Bridge]
The bridge, with G to F, underscores a key message of the
song - belief and the capacity to see beyond the visible:
G F
Some folks say you gotta see it to believe
[Interlude]
Transition smoothly through the chords Am, G, F, and C.
This part serves as a meditative pause, allowing reflection
on the song's themes.
[Chorus & Outro]
The final chorus and outro bring the song to a close,
reiterating its heartfelt invitation to witness and
believe in the divine through the beauty of the world:
Am
Let me introduce you to God
"Introduce You To God" is a beautiful expression of
finding spirituality in the natural world and sharing
those moments with loved ones. Through its chords and
lyrics, the song creates a bridge between earthly
experiences and celestial beliefs, inviting listeners
to feel the presence of the divine in every aspect of
nature. It’s a musical journey that’s as profound as
it is simple, echoing the universal search for connection
and understanding.