Casting Crowns - City on the hill

Did you h^Bmear of the city on the^D hill? Said the o^Ane old man to the ot^Gher It once shined b^Bmright and it would be shining s^Dtill But they a^All started turning on each o^Gther

You see the p^Bmoets thought the dancers were sh^Dallow And the sol^Adiers thought the poets were w^Geak And the el^Bmders saw the young ones as fo^Dolish And the r^Aich man never heard the p^Goor man speak

And one by o^Gne they ran a^Dway With their m^Aade up minds to leave it a^Emll behind And the li^Gght began to fa^Dde in the city on a ^Ahill The city on a h^Bmill

Each one tho^Bmught that they knew be^Dtter But there were dif^Aferent by de^Gsign Instead of st^Bmanding strong to^Dgether They let their dif^Aferences di^Gvide

And one by o^Gne they ran a^Dway With their m^Aade up minds to leave it ^Emall behind And the li^Gght began to f^Dade in the city on a h^Aill

The city on a h^Bmill ^{D A} And the w^Emorld is searchin' st^Bmill ^{D A}

But it was the rh^Gythm of the dancers that gave the poets life It was the sp^Dirit of the poets that gave the sol^Adiers strength to fight It was the f^Gire of the young ones, it was the wi^Bmsdom of the old It was the st^Aory of the poor man that needed be told

One by o^Gne, will we run a^Dway? With our m^Aade up minds to leave it a^Emll behind As the li^Gght begins to f^Dade in the city on a h^Aill? The city on a h^Bmill

Come h^Aome Em Bm - D And the Father's calling still Come h^Aome Em Bm - D To the city on the hill Come h^Aome