Strum Pattern For Old Rugged Cross

Old rugged cross chords.

Strum pattern for old rugged cross.

Chorus d d7 g so i ll cherish the old rugged cross. The old rugged cross by brad paisley from the album part ii transcribed by jason hannan intro a e verse a d on a hill far away stood an old rugged cross e a e the emblem of suffering and shame a d and i love that old cross where the dearest and best e a for a world of lost sinners was slain chorus e a and i ll cherish the old rugged. Alan jackson the old rugged cross chords to add. C then he ll call me some day to my home far away d g where his glory forever i ll share.

Both strumming and tab authors will receive a corresponding notification. Chorus 2 d g and i ll cherish the old rugged cross c g till my trophies at last i lay down. E a so i ll cherish the old rugged cross d a till my trophies at last i lay down d i will cling to the old rugged cross a e a and exchange it someday for a crown a d o the old rugged cross so despised. There isn t a strumming pattern for this song.

G7 c i will cling to the old rugged cross g d g and exchange it some day for a crown. A on a a hill far away stood an d old rugged cross. Usually strummings are approved within 3 5 days. The chords here are also easy so be sure to check the fingerstyle reference sheet to learn how to play this song.

Instead it s all about fingerstyle. G7 c i will cling to the old rugged cross g d g and exchange it some day for a crown. Verse 2 g c to the old rugged cross i will ever be true. Verse 3 g g7 c a7 in the old rugged cross stained with blood so divine d d7 g a wondrous beauty i see.

Intro e e e e verse e a on a hill far away stood an old rugged cross b a e the emblem of suffering and shame e a and i love that old cross where the dearest and best b e for a world of lost sinners was slain chorus e g b e so i ll cherish the old rugged cross a e till my trophies at last i lay down e a e g f m i will cling to the old rugged cross e b e and exchange it some day for a crown. Acoustic guitar and vocals by. D g its shame and reproach gladly bear. C g till my trophies at last i lay down.