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Home At Last G C G C G F#dim7 Em Bm Am
GWho is thereC at the end D#dim7of lonesome roadEms? GAllF#dim7 of uEms hope theBm7re's Am7a home. GA place to resCt where wounds get dresseD#dim7d, the table's fulEml. GThe sD#dim7ound of Emlaughter in the hBm7alls.Am7
B7Light the fEmire, gather 'FroundC D#dim7Join Em together, sing itG louCd. B7Raise the gEmlass and joyfFul beC. D#dim7Home at Em last, one famiGly. C G C G F#dim7 Em Bm Am
GWe are orCphans looking for aD#dim7n open door.Em GHard tF#dim7imes Emcome no morBm7e. Am7 GCome on up tCo the housD#dim7e of the Lord,Em GFatheD#dim7r Em adopts uBm7s allAm7.
B7Light the fEmire, gather 'FroundC D#dim7Join Em together, sing itG louCd. B7Raise the gEmlass and joyfFul beC. D#dim7Home at Em last, one famiGly. C G C G F#dim7 Em Bm Am
Love this guy and his music. He represents the revival of Christian music to me in this day and age. So be blessed by this and share it around the campfire--Christians and non-Christians alike! Note: The D#dim7 and B7 can be substituted for each other in this song, but I think this diagram is most true to the recording. -campbken