Jamie Kimmett - Burdens

^GWhen the night comes, when you're all alone When there's trouble^Em stirring in your s^Doul ^GAnd if your world is falling apart Just hold on ^Dfor the morning break to d^Gawn

^CCome and lay your bu^Drdens dow^Gn To the place ^Cwhere f^Dreedom is fou^Gnd At the f^Ceet, at the fee^Dt of J^Emesus Come a^Cnd lay your b^Durdens do^Gwn ^{C G}

W^Ghen the deepest sorrow weighs on your heart When you've prayed for answers ^Embut the answers never c^Dome For e^Cvery te^Gar tha^Ct you c^Gry There's a pr^Domise He will make your burdens l^Gight

^CCome and lay your bu^Drdens dow^Gn To the place ^Cwhere f^Dreedom is fou^Gnd At the f^Ceet, at the fee^Dt of J^Emesus Come a^Cnd lay your b^Durdens do^Gwn ^{C G}

O^Emh, la^Dy t^Chem^E dow^Cn, ooh-ooh Oh^Em, lay^D th^Cem ^Gdow^Amn, oh ^D

W^Ghen we see Him face to face All our worries will su^Emrely fade awa^Dy I^Cn the pres^Gence of His gl^Corious li^Gght We'll sing hallelu^Djah to the One who gave us li^Gfe!

Come a^Cnd lay your bu^Drdens do^Gwn To the pl^Cace where fre^Dedom is fou^Gnd At the fe^Cet, at the fe^Det of Jes^Emus Come and l^Cay your bur^Ddens dow^Gn So com^Ce and lay your bu^Drdens do^Gwn To the pl^Cace where fr^Deedom is foun^Gd At the fe^Cet, at the f^Deet of Jes^Emus ^{D C G} Come and ^Clay your bur^Ddens do^Gwn Come and l^Cay your bu^Drdens d^Gown