(C)(Oh, (Am7)whoa, (D)whoa, (C)whoa,
(F#)see if (G7sus)You are real.)
(C)(Oh, (Am7)whoa, (D)whoa, (C)whoa,
(F#)see if (G7sus)You are real.)
(Csus2)Let me touch You and (C)see if You are real,
e ven (B)though I know my (E)heart Your (E7)hands can (Am7)heal.
But if But some (C13sus)times I get dis cour aged
and I (F)need Your strength and shield.
(A7)Je sus, (Dm)let me touch You and (G7sus)see if You are real.
Some (Csus2)times to me You seem (C)see so far a way,
and I (B)won der how to (E)make it (E7)through the (Am7)day.
But if I can (C13sus)touch the hem of Your ment,
and the (F)pow’r, I know can heal.
(A7)Je sus, (Dm)let me touch You and (G7sus)see if You are real.
Some
(G13sus)When (G)I’m (Em7)down
(Am7)(down),
let me (Dm7)touch You (let me (G7sus)touch You).
(G)When I’m (Em7)lone ly (Am7)(lone ly), let me (Dm7)touch (let me (G)touch You.) When I’m dis (Em7)cour aged (dis (G)cour (Am7)aged), let me touch you (let me touch You) like I (B)nev er have be (Esus)fore.
Lord, I (Am9)need (D13)You (Gm9)more (C)and (Fmaj13)more.
(A)Je (Eb13)sus, (Dm)let me touch You and (G7sus)see if You are real.
(C)(Oh, (Am7)whoa, (D)whoa, (C)whoa,
(G7sus)see if You are real.)
(C)(Whoa, (Am7)oh, (D)whoa, (C)whoa,
(F#)see if (G7sus)You are real.)
(A7)Je sus, (Dm)let me touch You and (G7sus)see if You are (C)real,
are (Dm7)real,
are (Ab)real,
are (C)real,
are (C)real,
(Bb7sus)real.
When I’m (Eb)down
(Cm7)(down),
let me touch You.
(let me (Bb7sus)touch You.) (Bb)When I’m (Gm7)lone ly (E)(lone ly), let me touch (let me (Bb)touch You.) When I’m dis (Gm7)cour aged (dis (Bb5)cour (Cm7)aged), let (C)me touch You (let me touch You) like I (D)nev er have be (G13)fore.
Lord, I (Cm9)need (F13)You (Bbm9)more (Eb)and (Abmaj13)more.
(C)Je (C7)sus, (Fm)let me touch You and (Bb7sus)see if You...
By the (G)pow er I know I can (C)feel,
Je sus, (Fm7)let me touch You and (Bb7sus)see if You are real.
(B)(Oh, whoa, whoa, (Eb)whoa,
(A)see if (Bb7sus)You are real.)
(Eb)(Oh, (Cm7)whoa, (B)whoa, (Eb)whoa,
(A)see if (Bb7sus)You are real.)
(Eb)(Oh, (Cm7)whoa, (B)whoa, (Eb)whoa,
(A)see if (Bb7sus)You are real.)
(Eb)(Oh, (Cm7)whoa, (B)whoa, (Eb)whoa,
(A)see if (Bb7sus)You are real.)
(Eb)(Oh, (Cm7)whoa, (B)whoa, (Eb)whoa,
(A)see if (Bb7sus)You are real.)
Let Me Touch You by Kirk Franklin
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Easy piano arrangement in the key of C at 107 BPM. Difficulty: medium. Color-coded notes — no sheet-reading skill required.
About “Let Me Touch You”
- What key is "Let Me Touch You" in?
- "Let Me Touch You" by Kirk Franklin is in the key of C with a tempo of 107 BPM. Difficulty: medium.
- Is "Let Me Touch You" easy to play on piano?
- This arrangement is rated medium. It requires comfort with chord shapes and basic hand independence. Expect 1-2 weeks of regular practice for a confident performance.
- Can I play "Let Me Touch You" without reading sheet music?
- Yes. Our player offers a falling-notes mode (Synthesia-style) and a beginner mode with color-coded keys — both let you play along without reading traditional notation.
- What chords are used in "Let Me Touch You"?
- This arrangement of "Let Me Touch You" uses 39 chords: A7, Abaug, Abmaj, Adom, Am7, Am9, Bb, Bb7, +31 more.
- How long does it take to learn "Let Me Touch You" on piano?
- 2–4 weeks of consistent practice (20–30 min/day) for an intermediate player. Drill the tricky passages in isolation first.
- What other songs by Kirk Franklin can I play here?
- Try "I SMILE", "COULD'VE BEEN", "THE APPEAL". All are available in our player with color-coded notes; pick the one matching your level.
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