Lamb Of God Catholic Hymn

The Arrangement is by Matt Maher.
Performed on a Sunday Mass by: Alex and Andy
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Colorado

Lamb of God (echo) Lamb of God,
You take away (echo) You take away,
The sins of all (Echo) the sins of all,
The World (echo) the world.
Mi-se-re-re- nobis (echo) Mi-se-re-re- nobis
Bread of life (echo) Bread of life,
You take away (echo)You take away,
The sins of all (Echo) the sins of all,
The World (echo) the world.
Mi-se-re-re- nobis (echo) Mi-se-re-re- nobis
Agnus Dei (echo) Agnus Dei,
You take away (echo) You take away,
The sins of all (Echo) the sins of all,
The World (echo) the world.
Dona nobis Pacem (echo) Dona nobis Pacem

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[iViViFiED]

Took me awhile to figure out this song on piano since I'm not classically trained, but this works for me.

Youtube isn't letting me space out the chords so just know that they go with their respective sections.

The song is in the scale of A Major (sharped keys are C, F, G)

Chords: E | D | A | C | E AB

Melody: GAG | EGAG | EABA | EABA | EBGGF

Repeat.

[creole2kiss]

@MisterHelloMeTV The original version is by Matt Maher :)

[CatholicApologia]

@MoutonNoir86 Ah okay, thank you. I will take a look. Appreciate the comment!

[MoutonNoir86]

@CatholicApologia

It maybe be by him. Mass of St. Timothy was written by a few people. (Matt Maher, Tom Booth, Tim E. Smith)

Mass settings are a group of a same 'tune' of music for all the required prayers of a full mass.

A list can be found under "Mass (music)' on Wikipedia.

[CatholicApologia]

@MoutonNoir86 The Arrangement is by Matt Maher. I am not sure what you mean by the Mass setting though.

[MoutonNoir86]

@MisterHelloMeTV

I believe the mass setting to be the Mass of St. Timothy.

[CatholicApologia]

@iViViFiED That is, are on youtube, or an external website?

[iViViFiED]

@iViViFiED Actually...I still see the comment about the notes right now...but it seems when I log out the comment becomes invisible...how weird..

[iViViFiED]

@CatholicApologia Oh..That's strange! Did it get deleted? I didn't touch it at all! Well I guess I'll type it up again sometime when I find the paper that I wrote the notes on.