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Todd Agnew - Glorious Day

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Glorious Day
Todd Agnew – Music
Words by J. Wilbur Chapman (originally titled “One Day”)
Ino Records / 2007  
As a hymn, was copyrighted 1977 by Integrity

It’s in the Key of D – He starts singing with no musical intro 
– and comes in with the guitar on the G

Verse
G  D/F#
G  D  (or D/F#)
G  D/F#
G  D  

Chorus

G  D/F#
G  Em
D/F#  G
A  D         

Interlude:
G  D G  D  ????


I didn’t take time to figure out the interlude.  I just heard the 
song, loved it, and chorded it out quickly.  I couldn’t find chord
or tabs for it anywhere.

It’s from the old hymn – “One Day” – and Todd ‘skips one verse of 
it.

Comments about this tab

chaplainjerry - 2008-12-14

Interlude:
D, G, D2/F#, Bm, C#m, D, Em, D2/F#, Bm, A, G, A

chaplainjerry - 2008-12-14

At the end of the chorus when the sound gets real big you hear a e-guitar playing D arpeggios and resolving on the G
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-----9 – 11----------12 –11-------11---------------11-----12 –11---7----
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Not sure how this is going to look on the computer; however, think of an F chord (strings 1-3) played on the 10th fret and a D chord played on the 7 fret instead of the 2nd.

Good Luck and somebody get on that solo. Blessings!

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