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The chorus changes slightly throughout. Capo 3:
EmSitting in the hot Amdesert sun, you were tCold, you'd be on the Grun. Down to ECgypt, to Pharaoh's toAmwn, to Rome and SpEmain, and many other laGnds. But you oAmpened your doEmor to tirCed meDn, and lonely passers-bCy, and angels from heaGven. Your kCindness and your care were known fAmar and wide. EmFather of a nation, your soul is aGlive.
Chorus:
AmAvraham, are we the children that you drEmeamed of? CAre we that shining star you Emsaw at night? AmYou know it's true, we still call you EmAvinu COur father our pride, we got your sGoul inside, take us hDome, take us hGome.
EmYou've been through every tAmest, now look, a smalCl shul in the miGdwest. A chCild was born, just the other Amday; and all those gEmathered there, heard his mother sGay: AmOh, it's bEmeen 300C0 yeDars, and we've been fightCing back all the teGars. OnCe mans lullaby, a natAmion will survive. FaEmther of our people, your dream is aliGve.
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Your coGurage and your might kept the PharAmaohs up at night. No hanCd could holDd you, no straAmnger would forCget you. x2