Misc Praise Songs - Sandra lowen - the bridegrooms face

I ^Cheard a voice that called me to at^Amtend a wedding feast, But ^Fonly frowned and ^Gsaid I could not ^Ccome. I had no cloak to wear, no shoes to ^Amdance in on my feet, I ^Fthought that I had ^Gbetter stay at ^Chome.

But, Oh, the ^Fmusic that I heard a-seeping ^Amthrough the Bridegroom's door; The ^Fcymbal and the harp all join'd in ^Ampraise. The smell of ^Fnew wine like on earth there's none, fresh ^Amvenison and more; But ^Fmost of all I saw the Bridegroom's ^Amface.

Al^Cmost embarrassed, still I crept up ^Amto the Bridegroom's door, And ^Fventured just to ^Gtake a look in^Cside. But no one even glanced upon the ^Amgarment that I wore, Their ^Feyes were fixed up^Gon the groom and ^Cbride.

But, Oh, the ^Fmusic that I heard a-seeping ^Amthrough the Bridegroom's door; The ^Fcymbal and the harp all join'd in ^Ampraise. The smell of ^Fnew wine like on earth there's none, fresh ^Amvenison and more; But ^Fmost of all I saw the Bridegroom's ^Amface.

So ^Cmany things they told me of a ^Amnew and golden time, So ^Fbeautiful that ^Gtears came to my ^Ceyes. But I refused to listen; I could ^Amwork some other time. Then ^Fsomeone said, "Just ^Gtry it on for ^Csize."

And, Oh, the ^Fmusic that you'll hear a-seeping ^Amthrough the Bridegroom's door; The ^Fcymbal and the harp all join'd in ^Ampraise. The smell of ^Fnew wine like on earth there's none, fresh ^Amvenison and more; But ^Fmost of all I saw the Bridegroom's ^Amface.

Now ^Cyou must understand that all my ^Amlife I had been blind, With ^Fall the world I ^Gstruggled in the ^Cpit. And now they brought a garment that re^Amstored man's flesh and mind; I ^Fknow they weren't mis^Gtaken when it ^Cfit.

And, Oh, the ^Fmusic that I heard a-seeping ^Amthrough the Bridegroom's door; The ^Fcymbal and the harp all join'd in ^Ampraise. The smell of ^Fnew wine like on earth there's none, fresh ^Amvenison and more; But ^Fmost of all I saw the Bridegroom's ^Amface.

This ^Cis no fable friend, the time of ^Amfeasting is at hand; And ^Feven now they ^Gplay outside your ^Cdoor. If you have eyes to see or ears to ^Amhear you'll let them in; And ^Fyou will share that ^Gfeast forever ^Cmore.

And when the ^Ftambourines are playing all will ^Amsing a brand new song; The ^Fplowshare evil's weapon will re^Amplace. All clad in ^Fwhite, each man will raise his heel and ^Amcrush the head of wrong; But ^Fmost of all, we'll see the Bridegroom's ^Amface!