Emu Music - I cannot tell

I cannot ^Gtell why He whom angels ^Cworship, Should set His ^Glove upon the sons of ^Dmen, Or why, as ^EmShepherd, He should seek the ^Cwanderers, To bring them ^Gback, they ^Dknow not how or ^Gwhen. But this I ^Emknow, that ^CHe was born of ^GMary When Bethlehem’s ^Emmanger ^Cwas His only ^Dhome, And that He ^Glived at ^CNazareth and ^Glabored, ^Em And so the ^GSavior, Savior ^Dof the world is ^Gcome.

I cannot ^Gtell how silently He ^Csuffered, As with His ^Gpeace He graced this place of ^Dtears, Or how His ^Emheart upon the Cross was ^Cbroken, The crown of ^Gpain to ^Dthree and thirty ^Gyears. But this I ^Emknow, He ^Cheals the broken-^Ghearted, And stays our ^Emsin, and ^Ccalms our lurking ^Dfear, And lifts the ^Gburden ^Cfrom the heavy ^Gladen, ^Em For yet the ^GSavior, Savior ^Dof the world, is ^Ghere.

I cannot ^Gtell how He will win the ^Cnations, How He will ^Gclaim His earthly heri^Dtage, How satis^Emfy the needs and aspi^Crations Of east and ^Gwest, of ^Dsinner and of ^Gsage. But this I ^Emknow, all ^Cflesh shall see His ^Gglory, And He shall ^Emreap the ^Charvest He has ^Dsown, And some glad ^Gday His ^Csun will shine in ^Gsplendor ^Em When He the ^GSavior, Savior ^Dof the world, is ^Gknown.

I cannot ^Gtell how all the lands shall ^Cworship, When, at His ^Gbidding, every storm is ^Dstilled, Or who can ^Emsay how great the jubi^Clation When all the ^Ghearts of ^Dmen with love are ^Gfilled. But this I ^Emknow, the ^Cskies will thrill with ^Grapture, And myriad, ^Emmyriad ^Chuman voices ^Dsing, And earth to ^Gheaven, and ^Cheaven to earth, will ^Ganswer: ^Em At last the ^GSavior, Savior ^Dof the world, is ^GKing.