Capo 5: Verse 1:

There ^Cis a f^Gountain ^Emfilled w^Dith blood, Drawn ^Cfrom E^Gmmanuel?^Em??s vein^Ds; And si^Cnners ^Gplunged ^Embeneath ^Dthat flood, Lose a^Cll the^Gir guilt^Emy stains^D. Lose a^Cll the^Gir guilt^Emy stains^D, Lose a^Cll the^Gir guilt^Emy stains^D; And si^Cnners ^Gplunged ^Embeneath ^Dthat flood, Lose a^Cll the^Gir guilt^Emy stains^D.

Verse 2:

The dy^Cing th^Gief rejo^Emiced to ^Dsee, That f^Countai^Gn in his^Em day ^D And th^Cere ha^Gve I tho^Emugh vile^D as he, Washed^C all m^Gy sins a^Emway ^D Washed^C all m^Gy sins a^Emway, ^D Washed^C all m^Gy sins a^Emway ^D And th^Cere ha^Gve I tho^Emugh vile^D as he, Washed^C all m^Gy sins a^Emway

Instrumental: C G Em D x2 Verse 3: Ever since, by faith, I saw the stream, Thy flowing wounds supply, Redeeming love has been my theme,

And shall be till I die, ^D And sh^Call be^G till I ^Emdie, ^D And sh^Call be^G till I ^Emdie; ^D Redeem^Cing lo^Gve has b^Emeen my t^Dheme, And sh^Call be^G till I ^Emdie ^D C G Em D

Instrumental: C G Em D x2

Citizens - There is a fountain