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A Love So Strong


words and music by Andrew Sorenson 

 Intro: F11 F7


Abmaj7                            Fm7                     Abmaj7             Gbmaj7

Sometimes life is crazy - it’s hard to see what lies in store

Abmaj7                           Fm7                      Cm7                  Dm7         

Some folks can’t find fulfillment - cause all they want is more 

Abmaj7                                         Fm7                             Abmaj7                  Gbmaj7

People headed down the wrong road - it’s like uh - trouble’s on their trail 

                      Gm7                   Bbm7   Cm7                F7

Uphill battle after uphill battle - affliction to no avail



Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7     

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 

Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7 

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 



Abmaj7                             Fm7                   Abmaj7                    Gbmaj7

Mom and dad are fighting - saying divorce is what they need 

Abmaj7                        Fm7      Cm7                         Dm7    

Children killing children before they learn to read

Abmaj7                                    Fm7           Abmaj7                       Gbmaj7

Bombs and bullets are flying - got earthquakes on every bay

                           Gm7                                    Bbm7                   Cm7           F7

Christ is coming real soon - yes he’ll be here - Jesus’ll be here anyday 


Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7     

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 

Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7 

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 




Bridge is instrumental verse 


Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7     

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 

Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7 

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 

Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7     

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 

Emaj7                                     Dbm7

Why can’t they turn to Jesus instead? 

            D/E   Dmaj7    D/E         Dmaj7           Bm7 

Don’t wait        right that wrong with a love so strong 

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