Chris Tomlin - The table

I will ^Gfeast at the table of the Lord I will ^Cfeast at the table of the Lord ^EmI won’t hunger^C anymore At His ^Gtable ^C/G[x2] ^G

Come all you ^Emweary; ^Ccome and f^Gind His yoke is e^Emasy; His b^Curden lig^Dht He is ^Emable; ^CHe will res^Gtore At the ^Ctable^D of the ^GLord

There is ^Gpeace at the table of the Lord There is ^Cpeace at the table of the Lord ^EmI won’t worry^C anymore At His ^Gtable

There is ^Ghealing at the table of the Lord There is ^Chealing at the table of the Lord ^EmI won’t suffe^Cr anymore At His t^Gable

Come all you ^Emweary;^C come and ^Gfind His yoke is e^Emasy; ^CHis burden l^Dight He is ^Emable; ^CHe will re^Gstore At the ^Ctable^D of the L^Gord

I k^Cnow He h^G/Bas a pla^Am7ce for m^G/Be Oh, what ^Cjoy will^G/B fill my he^Dart ^G/B With the ^Csaints a^G/Bround the m^Bb7ercy se^Emat of Go^Cd

Come all you ^Gweary; c^Come and ^Gfind His yoke is e^Gasy; his^C burden ^Dlight He is ^Emable; ^CHe will r^Gestore At the ^Ctable ^Dof the ^EmLord ^C At the ^Emtable o^Df the L^Gord

I’m ^Ginvited to the tabl^C/Ge of the Lord I’m ^Cinvited to the table of the Lord ^EmHe says, ^D“Come just as yo^Cu are” To His ^Ctable ^G