Hinsons - Still go free

^C Lock me^G up in a^C pris^C7on, and^F throw away the^C key Take ^Gaway the^C visio^Amn, from^D7 eyes that now,^G now can se^G7e D^Ceprive me^G of the^C food I eat, you can^C7 even bind my^F hands and feet But as long as^D7 I know^C Je^Amsus, the^Cn I can^G still go^C free

That^F I could^A# sti^Fll go free ^C What kind of man, would reach down his hand And do this for^G m^G7e? U^Fnworthy to live, and not fit to kill Then a^C man on the cross put me in His will And said that I could^G still go^C free

I^C never^G could quite^C understand Why a^F king would want to leave His ^Cthrone To dawn the^G robes of an^C earthly^Am man Feel the^D7 pain of flesh and^G bon^G7e And to^C later^G trod, trod a^C lowly path That led to calv^Fary Where the blood washed^D7 stains, Broke^C all sins^Am chains So that^C I could^G still go^C free

That^F I could^A# st^Fill go free ^C What kind of man, would reach down his hand And do this for^G m^G7e? U^Fnworthy to live, and not fit to kill Then a^C man on the cross put me in His will And said that I could^G still go^C free