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It Is Well

Chris Rice
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
When  peace, like a river, attendeth  my way,
 When sorrows  like sea  billows roll;
Whatever  my lot,  You have taught  me to say,
 It is well,  it is well,  with my soul.
It  is well
 with my soul,
 It is well,  it is well,  with my  soul.
Though  Satan should buffet, though  trials should come,
Let  this blessed assurance control,
 That Christ  has regarded  my helpless estate,
 And has shed  His own blood  for my  soul.
 Repeat chorus
My  sin, oh, the bliss of this  glorious thought
My  sin, not in part  but the whole,
 Is nailed  to the cross,  and I  bear it no more,
 Praise the Lord,  praise the  Lord, O my soul
 Repeat chorus
And  Lord, haste the day when my faith  shall be sight,
The  clouds be rolled back  as a scroll;
The  trump shall resound,  and the Lord  shall descend,
 Even so,  it is well  with my soul.
 Repeat chorus

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Readable chord sheet for It Is Well by Chris Rice

[C]When peace, like a river, [F]attendeth my [C]way,
When [Am]sorrows like [D]sea billows [G]roll;
[C]Whatever my [F]lot, You have [D]taught me to [G]say,
It is [C]well, it is [F]well, with my [C]soul.

[C]It is well    [F]
with my [C]soul,
It is [D]well, it is [G]well, with [C]my soul.

[C]Though Satan should buffet, [F]though trials should [C]come,
[Am]Let this blessed [D]assurance [G]control,
That [C]Christ has [F]regarded my [D]helpless [G]estate,
And has [C]shed His own [F]blood for [C]my soul.

Repeat chorus

[C]My sin, oh, the bliss of [F]this glorious [C]thought
[Am]My sin, not in [D]part but the [G]whole,
Is [C]nailed to the [F]cross, and I[D] bear it no [G]more,
Praise the [C]Lord, praise the[F] Lord, O my [C]soul

Repeat chorus

[C]And Lord, haste the day when my [F]faith shall be [C]sight,
[Am]The clouds be rolled [D]back as a [G]scroll;
[C]The trump shall [F]resound, and the [D]Lord shall [G]descend,
Even [C]so, it is [F]well with my [C]soul.

Repeat chorus

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