10000 Reasons by Matt Redman is played in the key of G at a beginner difficulty level, originally released in the 2010s. It uses 4 chords — G C D Em — arranged in the I-IV-V-vi progression.
About the I-IV-V-vi progression
This song is built on the I-IV-V-vi progression. Follow the chord order in the diagrams above, and use the transpose controls if the key doesn't suit your voice.
Playing in the key of G
G major is one of the easiest keys on guitar. Its primary chords — G, C, and D — are all open first-position shapes, and the relative minor (Em) is one of the simplest grips on the instrument. A great key to spend time in as a beginner.
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Learn to play 10000 Reasons by Matt Redman on guitar. It sits in the key of G and uses the I-IV-V-vi progression with the chords G C D Em.