Biography:
Evan Wickham is a Christian musician, vocalist, and songwriter from Oceanside, California. His debut album, Mysterious Things, was released in 2006.
Primarily focusing on Christian worship music, Wickham's music style has been likened to that of Chris Tomlin. He normally fronts the band himself, playing a mixture of keyboard/piano and guitar while providing lead vocals. His wife, Sandy, herself a talented vocalist, often sings with him. They frequently lead worship services locally and in churches throughout the United States.
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He’s Alive
Key of C
Intro:
C G F C
Verse 1:
C G F C
I know that my Redeemer lives
C Em F C/E Dm C G
What comfort this sweet sentence gives
Am F C Dm C G
He lives, He lives who once was dead
C/E F G Am F C/G G C
He lives my e----ver-living Head
Chorus:
C G/B Am F
Lift Your eyes, the Savior has arrived
C G/B Am F
He’s alive He’s alive
C G/B Am F
Saints arise, Jesus is alive
C G/B Am F
He’s alive He’s alive
Intro
Verse 2:
C G F C
He lives all glory to His name
C Em F C/E Dm C G
He lives my Jesus still the same
Am F C Dm C G
Oh the sweet joy this sentence gives
C/E F G Am F C/G G C
I know that my Redeemer lives
Chorus x2
Key of C
Intro:
C G F C
Verse 1:
C G F C
I know that my Redeemer lives
C Em F C/E Dm C G
What comfort this sweet sentence gives
Am F C Dm C G
He lives, He lives who once was dead
C/E F G Am F C/G G C
He lives my e----ver-living Head
Chorus:
C G/B Am F
Lift Your eyes, the Savior has arrived
C G/B Am F
He’s alive He’s alive
C G/B Am F
Saints arise, Jesus is alive
C G/B Am F
He’s alive He’s alive
Intro
Verse 2:
C G F C
He lives all glory to His name
C Em F C/E Dm C G
He lives my Jesus still the same
Am F C Dm C G
Oh the sweet joy this sentence gives
C/E F G Am F C/G G C
I know that my Redeemer lives
Chorus x2
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