Attalus - The old rugged cross

On a h^Aill far away stood an^Dmaj7 old rugged cross The ^E7emblem of suffering and sh^Aame And I l^Aove that old cross where the d^Dmaj7earest and best For a w^E7orld of lost s^Ainners was slain

I will ch^Eerish the old rugged cr^Aoss ‘Til my tr^Dophies at last I lay d^Aown I will cl^Aing to the ^A7old rugged cr^Doss ^Dm And exch^Aange it somed^Eay for a cr^Aown

Oh, that ^Aold rugged cross, so des^Dmaj7pised by the world, Has a w^E7ondrous attraction for m^Ae; For the d^Aear Lamb of God left His ^Dmaj7glory above To b^E7ear it to dark Calvar^Ay.

I will ch^Eerish the old rugged cr^Aoss ‘Til my tr^Dophies at last I lay d^Aown I will cl^Aing to the ^A7old rugged cr^Doss ^Dm And exch^Aange it somed^Eay for a cr^Aown

To the ^Aold rugged cross I will^Dmaj7 ever be true Its sh^E7ame and reproach gladly b^Aear 'Til He c^Aalls me some day to my ^Dmaj7home far away Where His g^E7lory forever I'll sh^Aare

I will ch^Eerish the old rugged cr^Aoss ‘Til my tr^Dophies at last I lay d^Aown I will cl^Aing to the ^A7old rugged cr^Doss ^Dm And exch^Aange it somed^Eay for a cr^Aown

I will ch^Eerish the old rugged cr^Aoss ‘Til my tr^Dophies at last I lay d^Aown I will cl^Aing to the ^A7old rugged cr^Doss ^Dm

And exc^Ahange it somed^Eay (exchange it someday) I'll exc^Ahange it somed^Eay (exchange it someday) I'll exc^Ahange it somed^Eay for a c^Arown ^{Asus2 D Dm A}