Richard Gillard - The servant song

^DBrother Sister l^Get me s^Em7erve y^Dou, let me be as ^Em7Christ^D to ^Ayou ^GPray that ^A7I may h^Gave the g^Emrace to let you be my ser^A v^A7ant ^Dtoo.

^DWe are pilgrims ^Gon a ^Em7journe^Dy. Fellow travllrs ^Em7on t^Dhe r^Aoad ^GWe are h^A7ere to h^Gelp each ^Emother walk the mile and b^Aear ^A7the ^Dload.

^DI will hold the ^GChrist light ^Em7for y^Dou, in the nightime ^Em7of y^Dour f^Aear ^GI will h^A7old my h^Gand out ^Emto you, speak the peace you lo^Ang ^A7to h^Dear

^DI will weep when^G you are ^Em7weepi^Dng. When you laugh, I'll l^Em7augh w^Dith ^Ayou. ^GI will sha^A7re your j^Goys and s^Emorrows 'till we've seen this jo^Aur ^A7ney ^Dthrough.

^DWhen we sing to ^GGod in ^Em7hea v^Den, we shall find such ^Em7har m^Don ^Ay. ^GBorn of ^A7all we've k^Gnown toget^Emher of Christ's love and ^Aa g^A7on ^Dy.

^DBrother Sister l^Get me s^Em7erve y^Dou, let me be as ^Em7Christ^D to ^Ayou ^GPray that ^A7I may h^Gave the g^Emrace to let you be my ser^A v^A7ant ^Dtoo.