Title: Is This the Day
Artist: The Waiting
Album: Blue Belly Sky
(c) 1995 ANASTASIA RECORDS
From: Walt Lindberg
e-mail: weezie_2@hotmail.com

      This is the way I learned this song, its a little different, (and
I think more correct) than how I've seen it done here.

TUNING: standard
KEY: E
CHORDS: E  02210
        B7 x24242 or x21202
        A  x02220
        C#m x46654

INTRO:  E--E7  (a bunch of times)
Verse 1:E           B7  A                   E       B7
        Is this the day, when You will do a work in me?
        E           B7  A                           E     B7
        Is this the day, when Your face is all that I can see?
        C#m         A             B7             E
        Is this the day, when the old in me will die?
        E           B7       A        B7     E
        Is this the day when You'll be glorified?
--same as intro--
Verse 2:E           B7  A                          E       B7
        Is this the day, when I will answer to Your voice alone?
        E           B7  A                        E       B7
        Is this the day, when every word I say is not my own?
        C#m         A                B7             E
        Is this the day, when I will run from every lie?
        E           B7        A         B7    E
        Is this the day, when You'll be glorified?
--intro thingy again--
Verse 3:E           B7  A                     E    B7
        Is this the day, when You'll have the victory?
        E           B7  A                               E        B7
        Is this the day, when there'll be all of You and none of me?
        C#m         A               B7                E
        Is this the day, when every spot in me shines white?
        E           B7        A         B7   C#m  E
        Is this the day, when You'll be glorifi--ed?
        E           B7        A         B7    E
        Is this the day, when You'll be glorified?
--intro thingy fade out--
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      I think you'll find this works better, and you can even play along
with the CD if you like.

Originally tabbed by Dan Erickson   sir.dan@juno.com