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You can play Saviour’s Day by Cliff Richard using guitar or guitar.
This song by Cliff Richard can also be played by that instruments.
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Saviour’s Day by Cliff Richard Guitar Chords
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Saviour?s Day – Cliff Richard
Capo on 1st
All chords relative to capo!
All Tablature is not relative to capo!!
A x02220
D xx0232
E 022100
D7 xx0222
D6 xx0202
Dmaj7 xx0230
Bm x24432
INTRO
e|-------------------------------------------|
B|-----6--------------------6----------------|
G|---7--------7--5--------7---------7--5-----|
D|8---------8----------8----------8------3---|
A|-------6---------------------6-------------|
E|-------------------------------------------|
[A] [D] [E] [A] [D] [E]
VERSE
[A]Now we have been through the harvest
[D]Winter has truly be[A]gun
Now we have walked in the [E]chill of the [D]night
We are [A]waiting for, [D]waiting for[E]
For the Saviour’s Day
[A]Many have come from the valleys
[D]Many have come from the [A]hills
Many have started their [E]journey [D]home
To be [A]with someone, [D]with someone[E]
on the Saviour’s [D]Day[D7][D6][D]
CHORUS
[A]Open your eyes on [D]Saviour’s Day
[E]Don’t look back or [D]turn a[A]way
Life can be your’s if you’ll [Bm]only [D]st[D7]aaa[D6]ay[D]
He is [A]calling you, [D]calling you[E]
On the Saviour’s [A]Day
VERSE
[A]Joining the old and the young ones
[D]Joining the black and the [A]white
Meeting the need of the [E]hungry is [D]he
Will we [A]ever rem[D]ember him[E]
On the Saviour’s [D]Day[D7][D6][D]
CHORUS
[A]Open your eyes on [D]Saviour’s Day
[E]Don’t look back or [D]turn a[A]way
Life can be your’s if you’ll [Bm]only [D]st[D7]aaa[D6]ay[D]
He is [A]calling you, [D]calling you[E]
On the Saviour’s [D]Day[Dmaj7]
PAN FLUTE SOLO
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------8-------------------------------------------8-9-----------|
G|------------8-10--------------------------------------8-10-----------------|
D|8-----8-10-----------------------8-10-8----8-8-8-8-10----------------------|
A|-----------------------11--11-11-------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[D] [G] [D][A][G]
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|8-9-11-----11--------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-------8-8----8-8-8---10---------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[D] [G] [A]
VERSE
[A]Here’s to the God of the present
(Raise your glasses)
[D]Here’s to the God of the [A]past
(Drink to the King)
Here’s to the hope in the [E]future he [D]brings
We will [A]sing to him, [D]sing to him[E]
On the Saviour’s [D]Day[D7][D6][D]
CHORUS
[A]Open your eyes on [D]Saviour’s Day
[E]Don’t look back or [D]turn a[A]way
Life can be your’s if you’ll [Bm]only [D]st[D7]aaa[D6]ay[D]
He is [A]calling you, [D]calling you[E]
On the Saviour’s [A]Day
REPEAT INTRO CHORDS TO FADE…
On the Saviour’s Day
On the Saviour’s Day
He is calling you on the Saviour’s Day
On the Saviour’s Day
(Calling, calling, calling you)
On the Saviour’s Day
(Calling, calling, calling you)
On the Saviour’s Day
(Calling, calling, calling you)
(Calling, calling, calling you)
(Calling, calling…)
Raise your glasses drink to the King…
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If you want to learn Cliff Richard Saviour’s Day guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Saviour’s Day. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.