Gold City Quartet - John saw

^F John saw jasper walls; oh^C my, oh my, what a vision,^F John told of shining streets of gold Where^G all God's saints shall forever stroll, I've wondered^C time and again; how could it have been To^F gaze upon that heavenly^G throne, but I'll^C wonder no more when I^F step on that shore To^G walk upon the golden ground that^F John^C saw

John saw a land I^C know I'll share; he saw a river flowing there John tell me^F more, John tell me more, John tell it^C all John saw the^C throne so bright and fair; he saw the^F gate with beauty rare Some day^G I want to walk the golden ground that^F John^C saw

^F John saw jasper walls; oh^C my, oh my, what a vision,^F John told of shining streets of gold Where^G all God's saints shall forever stroll, I've wondered^C time and again; how could it have been To^F gaze upon that heavenly^G throne, but I'll^C wonder no more when I^F step on that shore To^G walk upon the golden ground that^F John^C saw

John heard ^Ca voice from heaven say, "I'll wash the tears, all tears away" John tell me^F more, John tell me more, John tell it^C all He said, "No^C death shall enter there, no grief or^F pain for us to bear" Oh, how I^G long to walk the golden ground that^F John^C saw ^D

Just in the^D midst of paradise, John saw a tree, a tree of life John tell me^G more, John tell me more, John tell it^D all The sun and moon no longer shine; the Lamb of^G God shall be the light Forever^A shining on the golden ground that^G John^D saw

^G John saw jasper walls; oh^D my, oh my, what a vision,^G John told of shining streets of gold Where^A all God's saints shall forever stroll, I've wondered^D time and again; how could it have been To^G gaze upon that heavenly^A throne, but I'll^D wonder no more when ^GI step on that shore To^A walk upon the golden ground that^G John^D saw

^G John saw jasper walls; oh^D my, oh my, what a vision,^G John told of shining streets of gold Where^A all God's saints shall forever stroll, I've wondered^D time and again; how could it have been To^G gaze upon that heavenly^A throne, but I'll^D wonder no more when ^GI step on that shore To^A walk upon the golden ground that^G John^D saw