Biography:
Ask anyone sitting in a church pew on a Sunday morning if they believe in Jesus and the response is most always ‘yes.’ But ask them if they follow Jesus, REALLY follow him, and the question becomes tougher to answer. On his Reunion Records debut, Cast My Cares, singer/songwriter, blogger and worship leader Tim Timmons takes a look at what it means to not only believe in Jesus, but to change the world by truly following Him.
“Following Jesus versus being a believer in Him is revolutionary
Read more on Last.fm
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Tuning: Standard
Key: E Major
Capo: 4th fret
Intro/Outro: C CM7 C6 CM7
F2 F#4 F2 F#4
Verse:
C
Praise God from Whom all blessings flow
C F2
Praise Him all creatures here below
C
Praise Him above ye heavenly hosts
C G C
Praise Father Son and Holy Ghost
Chorus:
F2 C CM7 C6 CM7
Unfailing love comes with the morning
F2 C G
It's Your faithfulness we sing at night
F2 Am7
It's Your kindness Lord that leads to our healing
C G C
All glory to our Maker and a thousand amens
If you listen closely, there are little nuances to the chords that he strums that would
be both needless and tedious to chord. But basically as he plays through the verses, he
alters the chords here and there, similar to the intro.
If you want to play without the capo, just transpose the chords to the key of E.
Key: E Major
Capo: 4th fret
Intro/Outro: C CM7 C6 CM7
F2 F#4 F2 F#4
Verse:
C
Praise God from Whom all blessings flow
C F2
Praise Him all creatures here below
C
Praise Him above ye heavenly hosts
C G C
Praise Father Son and Holy Ghost
Chorus:
F2 C CM7 C6 CM7
Unfailing love comes with the morning
F2 C G
It's Your faithfulness we sing at night
F2 Am7
It's Your kindness Lord that leads to our healing
C G C
All glory to our Maker and a thousand amens
If you listen closely, there are little nuances to the chords that he strums that would
be both needless and tedious to chord. But basically as he plays through the verses, he
alters the chords here and there, similar to the intro.
If you want to play without the capo, just transpose the chords to the key of E.
Tim Wheatley
Tim Wheeler
Tim Wilson
Tim Wright
Timbalada