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[Verse 1]
GShe came with the spices CTo thy tomb O DLord, D7Knowing not that Thou GAbove the earth had Emsoared. She Gcame void of all hope; She Amcame expecting death; ForAmgetting the Life-GGiver Who Dis the living Gbreath.
[Verse 2]
In Gtrials and tribulations, Do Cwe not do the Dsame: D7Looking at our errors, GDespairing in our Emblame? How Goften do we wallow, AAmbandoning all hope – As Amthough on our Gown – With Dburden we could Gcope.
[Verse 3]
If GPeter lost all hope when Our CLord exposed his Dsin, D7Luke would not record The Gthree thousand he would Emwin. GIf Paul considered nothing But Amhis murderous past, Would Amhis inspired Gletters To Dthis generation Glast?
[Verse 4]
GMoses’ life was evil, Every Csin he did comDmit, D7But from this desert bandit, A Gshining lamp was Emlit. If GMary, Egypt’s harlot, Had Amnot tried to win his grace, AmWould she now be in Gheaven – Would Dshe have won the Grace?
[Verse 5]
Our GLord set an example, ComCpelled, we do the Dsame: D7Fight, strive, persevere and On Gus will be no Emblame. If Gour loving Saviour Had Amnot endured all pain, Would AmRedemption and SalGvation DEver be our Ggain?
[Verse 6]
I Gcome now with hope To CThy Tomb O DLord, D7Knowing that in Truth, GAbove the earth Thou Emsoared, I Gcome now with joy, I Amcome expecting life; AmKnowing that through GThee I Dcan endure all Cstrife.