Here's How To Make Best Use Of The Guide:

Step 1: Click to download the guide, which shows the 1-5-6-4 chord progression in all 12 keys.

Step 2: See the youtube videos below of example songs that use this chord progression. Literally thousands of songs use this progression and we've included a handful below.

Step 3: Note the major key of the songs below. You'll want to go to the page of the guide that features that major key. You can't play the "1-5-6-4" chords in F major if the song below is in the key of C major. The key of the chord progression must match the key of the song.

Step 4: Consider committing to a long-term Gospel Music Training Center plan (see below) while saving, to give yourself the time you need to master concepts like this. It takes time to master this!

Song #1: "Let It Rain"

Bishop Paul Morton - C major (pg 1 / top)
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Song #2: "What A Beautiful Name"

Hillsong Worship - D major (pg 2 / top)

Song #3: "Majesty, Your Grace Has Found Me Just As I Am"

Michael Smith - Bb Major (pg 6 / top)

Song #4: "I Give Myself Away"

William McDowell - Bb Major (pg 6 / top)
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Song #5: "My God Is Awesome"

Charles Jenkins - E Major (pg 3 / top)
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Song #6: "Here I Am to Worship"

Israel Houghton - E Major (pg 3 / top)
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Song #7: "Break Every Chain"

Tasha Cobbs - A Major (pg 5 / bottom)
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Slight variation: 6-4-1-5 (take the last 2 chords and move them to the front).  We call this version a rotation of the 1-5-6-4.

Bonus Song: "What Can I Do"

Tye Tribbett - E Major (pg 3 / top)

Slight variation: 6-4-1-5 (take the last 2 chords and move them to the front).  We call this version a rotation of the 1-5-6-4.