I Believe In a Hill Called Mount Calvary (1968) Words by Dale Oldham, Gloria Gaither and William J. Gaither Music by William J. Gaither Arranged by Camp Kirkland A7:x02020 Am:x02210 Am7:x02010 B7:x21202 C:x32010 Cm:x35543 D:xx0232 D7:xx0212 D/F#:2x0232 Em:022000 G:320003 G7:320001 Verse 1:

There are th^Gings as we tr^Cavel this ea^Grth’s shifting sands That tran^Dscend all the re^D7ason of m^Gan ^G7 But the th^Cings that m^Cmatter the m^Gost in this world They can ne^Dver be h^D7eld in our h^Gand ^G7

Chorus:

I bel^Cieve in a hill c^G/Balled M^Amount Ca^Glvary ^GI'll ^D/F# be - l^Emieve wha^A7tever the ^Am7cost ^D7 And when t^Gime has surr^B7endered and ea^Crth is no m^A7ore I'll still cl^Ding to that o^D7ld rugged cr^Goss

Verse 2:

I bel^Gieve that the Ch^Crist who was sl^Gain on the cross Has the po^Dwer to ch^D7ange lives to^Gday ^G7 For He cha^Cnged me comp^Cmletely, a n^Gew life is mine That is w^Dhy by the c^D7ross I will s^Gtay ^G7

Repeat Chorus Verse 3:

I bel^Gieve that this l^Cife with its gr^Geat mysteries Surely som^Deday will c^D7ome to an e^Gnd ^G7 But fa^Cith will co^Cmnquer the dar^Gkness and death And will l^Dead me at l^D7ast to my Fr^Giend ^G7

Repeat Chorus

Bill Gaither - I believe in a hill called mount calvary