Rebecca St. James - Hopes song
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CThGere's a story that started on Christmas
CWhGen a baby was born in the night
FAnCd those who came far, who followed the star
AmWerFe GseGeing a heavenly sight...
Bb F F C Bb F F-G
a heavenly sight.
CWeAmll GthCe years hurried by, and the boy, now a man
AmCouFldBb make the blind see with a touch of his hand
AmHe FwaCs born to be King -- he was Rabbi and Priest
AmButF tGhe best that he had, he gave to the least...
BbHe FgaFveC to the least.
FHeAm waGs Cborn and he died, almost 2,000 years ago
FHeAm laGugChed and he cried, he felt all the fears we know
FBuAmt wGhaA2t does it matter? A story so strange...
BbEveGn if it is true, what does it change?
BbWhaFt BbdoeFs it change?
CWeAmll GheC spoke like a prophet -- like no one they'd heard
AmThiFs Bbsimple young carpenter -- crowds hung on every word
AmHe FhaCted injustice -- He taught what is right
AmHe FsaGid "I'm the way, and the truth, and the light."
FHiAms fGriCends soon believed that truly he was the one.
FThAme SGavCior, Messiah, God's one and only son.
FBuAmt oGthA2ers, they doubted, they did not agree
DmSo they took him, they tried him,
FHeG died on a tree...
CHe died on a tree.
FGoCd has made a way
GfoAmr all who mourn and grieve
FDeCatAmh wGill never be the end
FifG yCou just believe.
CThere is nothing left to fear
AmnotGhiCng Heaven knows
FFoGr Amhe Gdied for us to give us life
FanGd Cto give us hope He rose
FHeG dAmiedG for us to give us life
FAnGd Cto give us hope He rose.