Joseph Habedank - I love you from an old rugged cross

^AI left my^E home, I came so far From where I was, ^C#mTo wh^Eere you ^Bare The bitter ^Etears, The lonley ache The ^Amany ways a ^Eheart can ^Bbreak ^EAnd you ^Awere at the cent^Ber of i^G#mt all ^{C#m B}To ^F#free you from the pris^Bon of the fall

^EThere was no hill too ^Bsteep f^Aor me to^E climb No road too ^C#mlong and ^Bhard to ^Emake you^B mine ^{E A}I gave all I h^Bad to give and it was ^C#mworth the c^Bost ^ATo say ^BI love you ^E f^Brom an old rugged cr^Eoss

^AI took you^Er guilt, I bore y^C#mour shame And I would ^Ddo ^C#mit all a^Bgain My ^Aopen ^Earms reach out in ^C#mgrace To ^Apull you in^C#m to L^Bove's emb^Erace It's been ^Aspoken in a t^Bhousand di^G#mfferent ways ^BYet the cross said ^Amore than words could ^Bever say

^EThere was no hill too ^Dsteep for ^Ame to c^Elimb No road too ^C#mlong and ^Bhard to make you mine^{G#m A}I gave all I ^Bhad to give and it was ^C#mworth the co^Bst ^ATo say I^E love you from an o^Bld ^Erugged cross ^D

^GCan you hear the echo's ^Afrom t^Ehat hill I ^Gloved you then and child I l^Aove you ^Bstill

There was no ^F#hill too s^Bteep for me t^A#mo climb No road too l^D#mong and h^Bard to make you ^F#mine ^{C#m F# B}I gave all I ^A#mhad to give and it was worth the ^D#mcost It was worth it ^Ball To say ^F#I love you from an old rugged cross