Plus One - A prayer for every year

Do ^A#you rem^F/Aember ^Gmme Long ^Gmago on ^Fbended k^D#nee I ^D#prayed to You with ch^A#/Dildhood fant^Cmasies ^F Well ^A#I’m al^F/Al grown u^Gmp now Can ^Gmyou still ^Fhelp someh^D#ow? I’^D#m not a child, bu^A#/Dt my heart still ca^Cmn dream^F Please ^A#here my ^F/Aprayer toni^Gmght And h^Gmelp me d^Fo what’s^D# right Not ^D#for myself, but ^A#/Dfor a world in ^Cmneed ^F

^GNo more li^Emves torn ^Capart That ^C/Awars would ^Dnever st^Bmart And ^Emtime would ^Dheal all ^Chearts ^{D G}Every ^Emman would have a f^Criend And r^C/Aight would a^Dlways w^Bmin And l^Emove would never ^Dend Bm Em Am D G – G#sus - G This is my prayer for every year

May k^A#indness ^F/Arule our ^Gmlives Not j^Gmust the s^Ftrong su^D#rvive Sweet t^D#ears for ^A#/Dall, a th^Cmousand years gone ^Fby This ^A#is the ^F/Aworld I p^Gmray ^GmWe will ^Fshare so^D#meday Let ^D#me b^A#/Degin by reac^Cmhing out my h^Fand

^GWhat is this illusion called the inno^Ccence of youth? Maybe o^Emnly in their bl^Aind belief Will we ev^Der find the t^Aruth...

^G#No more liv^Fmes torn apa^C#rt That ^C#/A#wars would ^D#never st^Cmart And t^Fmime would h^D#eal our h^C#earts ^D# And ^G#every ^Fmman would have a fr^C#iend And ^C#/Aright would al^D#ways w^Cmin And l^Fmove would never ^D#end

^Cm This ^Fmis my ^A#mprayer for ^D#every year ^Cm This is my ^Fmprayer, I hope you hear ^Cm This ^Fmis my ^A#mprayer for ^D#every year ^G#