Jesus Culture "Your Love Never Fails" bass tab cover in E Standard - Your Love Never Fails - 2009

I brightly tabbed out all of the notes played by the original bassist in this song. The tab is on the bottom of the screen, and it is available for the times it is needed.

Here is a funny story for you. I am sad I made this video. I broke my own rule. I want a gradual build, and for that reason I only want to cover songs from this year. According to Amazon.com, this song came out this July. That is not what iTunes said. I believe iTunes and its 2009 timestamp. I am sad I covered an old song. Now I am going to get traffic that I don't want yet. If you type in "Jesus Culture" in your handy YouTube search-bar, "Your Love Never Fails" is the first query-completion suggestion to the band's name. Hi, world. That's what I am going to see now that I've covered this song. That's what happened when I covered "Hosanna," by Hillsong United. Oh well, it's a good song. I thought it was good enough to come out now. It still is. Fun Fact No. 2: this song was written in 2004! I am behind the times. I try not to be, but here I am again!

I really like this song. I want to play it on Sunday morning at my church, but I wouldn't want to bear the youth band attempting this track. It's too cool to be realized in a bare-bones iteration. I really want to see what our musicians can whip up at their best to play this song! Don't you agree? I want to have this be the first impression-song of the Winter Retreat I am playing at. It's an energetic song that the kids will latch onto quickly. Then it fake stops (technically twice) one big time and then starts up again. I love the idea of this song hitting the kids during worship. I like the lyrics (90% positive). My one recurring issue is the context of the main lyric that's repeated. ["You make all things work together for my good"] is accurate-biblically BUT I think it's important to say who the "me" in "my" is.

Romans 8:28 (ESV) And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, [1] for those who are called ac...