Dustin Kensrue - Suffering servant

^C#m His appearance ^B was so ^Ebadly marred He ^Acould not have ^C#mbeen recognized ^C#m So disfigured^B, so bey^Eond all human^A likeness That we ^C#mhid our eyes

^C#m Though he carried^B all our ^Egriefs and bore our s^Aorrows We ^C#mesteemed him not ^C#m But despised him^B and co^Ensidered him a^Afflicted And as ^C#mone reviled by G^Bod

Though a^All of us have gone astray Though a^C#mll have turned to their own ways The Lo^Brd has laid our wickedness on ^Ahim His pun^Aishment has brought us peace And cr^C#mushed for our iniquities He d^Bied to save his people from their ^F#msin

^C#m He was stricken,^B and ^Ethough pierced for ou^Ar transgressions He did ^C#mnot lash out ^C#m But was silent,^B like a l^Eamb led to the^A slaughter So he o^C#mpened not his mo^Buth

Though a^All of us have gone astray Though a^C#mll have turned to their own ways The Lo^Brd has laid our wickedness on ^Ahim His pun^Aishment has brought us peace And cr^C#mushed for our iniquities He d^Bied to save his people from their ^F#msin

The mi^Aght of^C#m Y^Eahwe^Bh Stan^Ads ^C#mreveal^Bed And b^Ay ^C#mhis w^Eounds w^Be A^All ^C#mare ^Bhealed

H^Be offered up his soul to death He p^D#moured it out till none was left He d^C#ied but now shall rise and surely ^G#msee The m^Bany he has righteous made And s^D#matisfied, his work surveyed, The ^C#man of sorrows ever more shall ^G#mbe O^Bn high, exalted, lifted up The ^D#mrighteous servant raised above His ^C#mighty hand shall work the will of^G#m God The n^Bations all shall hear and see Aston^D#mished at his victory The ^C#kings of men shall shut their mouths in ^G#mawe