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Counting My Blessings by Seph Schlueter — album cover

Counting My Blessings Chords

Seph Schlueter · Counting My Blessings

167 BPM Key of G worship Beginner

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It's like it was yesterday
I was praying for an miracle
Scared to have a little hope
And now looking back today
Seeing all the things you've done
I can't even add'em up
One, two, three, up to infinity
I'd run out of numbers
Before I could thank you for everything
God, I'm still counting my blessings
All that you've done in my life
The more that I look in the details
The more of your goodness I'll find
Father on this side of heaven
I know that I will run out of time
But I will keep counting my blessings
Knowing I can't count that high
And I know that seasons never last forever
So God I will remember all of the reasons
My heart has to be grateful
All the times you've been faithful to me
Chorus again
One, two, three, up to infinity
I'd run out of numbers before I could thank you for everything
God, I'm still counting my blessings
All that you've done in my life
The more that I look in the details
The more your goodness I'll find
Farther on this side of heaven
I know that I'll run out of time
But I will keep counting my blessings
Knowing I can't count that high
I will keep counting my blessings
Knowing I can't count that high
Chords used5

Counting My Blessings chords in other keys

The same progression moved to whichever key suits your voice. Every chord below is the transposed chart, not a different arrangement.

Key of G Original
G Bm Em C D
Key of C
C Em Am F G
Key of D
D F#m Bm G A
Key of A
A C#m F#m D E
Key of E
E G#m C#m A B
Key of F
F Am Dm Bb C

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About Counting My Blessings

Counting My Blessings by Seph Schlueter — G major, 167 BPM, beginner. Built around G, D, Em and C. Transpose to any key right on the page. The chart moves through Verse, Pre-chorus, Chorus, Instrumental and Section, using 5 chords in total — a intense and high-energy worship song, and G major is warm and open — one of the most natural guitar keys.

Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Counting My Blessings?

Counting My Blessings was written and recorded by Seph Schlueter. It appears on the album "Counting My Blessings".

What key is Counting My Blessings in?

Counting My Blessings is in G major.

What are the chords in Counting My Blessings?

The chord chart uses 5 chords: G, Bm, Em, C, D.

How fast is Counting My Blessings?

Counting My Blessings is played at 167 BPM (beats per minute) — a intense and high-energy feel.

Is Counting My Blessings easy to play?

Counting My Blessings is built around 4 main chords — 5 in total once you count the passing chords — so it's rated Beginner. Most beginners can learn it in one session.

Can I get a printable PDF of Counting My Blessings?

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