I Know The Plans (Martha Munizzi)
I Know The Plans (Martha Munizzi)
I Know The Plans
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Lead Sheet Details
Download the Orchestration for I Know The Plans by Martha Munizzi, from the album The Best Is Yet To Come. This song was arranged by Munizzi Music in the key of Eb.
| SongID | 2688 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | The Best Is Yet To Come |
| Artists | Martha Munizzi |
| Authors | Martha Munizzi |
| Arrangers | Munizzi Music |
| Publishers | Munizzi Music |
| CCLI Song No. | 4185600 |
| File Type | |
| Pages | |
| Available Keys | Eb |
| Meter | 4/4 |
| Style | Gospel |
| Tempo | Med Fast |
| Theme | Alive, Aspiration, Confidence, Encouragement, Hope, Joy, Peace, Sorrow, Strength, Sadness |
Lyrics
{t:I Know The Plans}
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{f:? 2003 Martha Munizzi Music (Admin. by Say The Name Publishing). All rights reserved. CCLI Song No. 4185600. By Martha Munizzi}
{c:Intro}
[D2][/][/][/][|][/][/][/][/][|][Em7sus4][/][/][/][|][/][/][/][/][|][D2/F#][/][/][/][|][/][/][/][/][|][G2][/][/][/][|][G/A][/][/]
{soc}
{c:Chorus 1}
(For) I [D2]know the [Em7sus4]plans I have for [D2/F#]you
[Gm]I [D2/F#]know just [Bm7]what you're [A2]going [E9/G#]through
So when you [Em7]can't see what [G/D]to - [C#m7sus4]morrow holds
[F#9]And [Bm7]yesterday [A2]is through
[E9/G#]Re - [Gm6]member I [D/A]know [Bm7]the [Em7]plans I [G/A]have for [D2]you[Gm]
{eoc}
{soc}
{c:Chorus 2}
(For) I [D2]know the [Em7sus4]plans I have for [D2/F#]you
[Gm]I [D2/F#]know just [Bm7]what you're [A2]going [E9/G#]through
So when you [Em7]can't see what [G/D]to - [C#m7sus4]morrow holds
[F#9]And [Bm7]yesterday [A2]is through
[E9/G#]Re - [Gm6]member I [D/A]know [Bm7]the [Em7]plans I [G/A]have for [D2]you
{eoc}
{c:Bridge}
To give you [Em7sus4]hope for tomorrow, [D2/F#]joy for your sorrow
[Gma7]Strength for everything you go [C9]through
I'll give you [Em7sus4]hope for tomorrow, [D2/F#]joy for your sorrow
[Gma7]Strength for everything you go [C9]through
I'll give you [Em7sus4]hope for tomorrow, [D2/F#]Joy for your sorrow
[Gma7]Strength for everything you go [C9]through
Re - [Gm6]member I [D/A]know [Bm7]the [Em7]plans I [G/A]have for [D2]you
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{define: C9 base-fret 1 frets x 3 2 0 3 0}...
© 2002 Martha Munizzi Music/Say The Name Publishing CCLI Song No. 4185600
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