Misc Praise Songs - O sacred head now wounded

^CO ^Amsacred ^D7Head, now ^Gwound^E7ed, with ^Amgrief and ^E7shame weighed ^Amdown; now ^Cscornfully ^E7surrounded with ^Amthorns, ^E7thine only ^Amcrown; O ^Gsacred Head, what ^Cglory, what ^Ambliss till now was thine! Yet, ^Gthough despised and ^Emgory, I ^D7joy to ^Ecall thee ^Cmine.

^CWhat ^Amthou, my ^D7Lord, hast ^Gsuf^E7fered was ^Amall for ^E7sinners' ^Amgain: mine, ^Cmine was the ^E7transgression, but ^Amthine the ^E7deadly ^Ampain. Lo, ^Ghere I fall, my ^CSavior! 'Tis ^AmI deserve thy place; look ^Gon me with thy ^Emfavor, vouch^D7safe to ^Eme thy ^Cgrace.

^CWhat l^Amanguage ^D7shall I ^Gbor^E7row to ^Amthank thee, ^E7dearest ^AmFriend, for ^Cthis, thy dy^E7ing sorrow, thy ^Ampity ^E7without ^Amend? O ^Gmake me thine for^Cever; and ^Amshould I fainting be, Lord, ^Glet me never, ^Emnever out^D7live my ^Elove to ^Cthee.