Highway 180 - Holy God Chords

Capo 2nd fret

Standard (EADGBE)

Intro

A D E E

The chords in the intro are strummed once, the E means to hold it for a second

measure. The verse is played the same way.

Verse 1

 He fAormed the wDaters

 He lEaid the earth's foundations

 MAade every mDan

 And gEoverns the nations

A D E E

 LAovingly He mDade us

 The pEeople of God

 WhAat a grDeat

EAwesome Father

A D E E

The last measure of the E chord above is the start of the first line of the

chorus. Play each chord in the chorus for one measure except for the E chord which

is played for two. The chorus is played with the same tempo as the intro and verse.

Chorus

 You are hAoly, hDoly GEod

 You are hAigher, hDigher LEord

 You are gAreater, gDreater GEod

 And Dwe will Eworship AYou D E E

A D E E

(Starting with the A chord at the end of the chorus, play the chords the same as

intro except that the tempo is picked up so that you are now playing a strumming pattern)

Verse 2

(Continue into the verse with the more upbeat tempo)

 He lAoved His peDople

 And gEave them victory

 LAed their arDmies

 And tEhey gave Him glory

A D E E

 He gAave them grDace

 When tEhey had none

 GAave them lDove

 When tEhey had run

A D E E

(Chorus)

The bridge is played with more intensity than the rest of the song, but is played

the exact same way as the chorus, just more words. The A and D are held for one

measure each and the E chord is held for two.

Bridge

 You cAame to this eDarth

 And You dEied on a tree

 You were flAogged and bDeaten

 AEll because of me

 You loAved so mDuch

 The crEeatures You made

 That You dAied on a cDross

 That wEe might be saved

Go straight into the chorus from the end of the bridge, but only play the first

three lines. Play those three lines three times, full tempo for the first two,

then single strum for each chord the third time. End with the following:

End

 And Dwe will Eworship AYou D E E

A-D-E-A (Play same as intro except that the final A is played instead of holding the E chord)

Instead of playing that ending, you could play a small solo piece, but it is your

choice. Here is our solo piece to end the song. (The lyrics are at the bottom,

Last Revised 7/2/2012