Rob Gardner - My kindness shall not depart from thee

For a ^Alittle ^Dwhile have I for^Bmsaken thee; ^GBut with great ^Amercies will I ^Ggather ^Dthee. In a ^Alittle ^Dwrath I hid my ^F#mface from ^Bmthee For a ^Gmoment. ^F#mBut with ^Bmeverlasting kindness will I ^Ggather thee, ^F#mAnd with ^Bmmercy will I take thee ‘neath my ^Gwings, ^F#mFor the ^Bmmountains shall depart, and the ^Ghills shall be removed, And the ^F#mvalleys shall be lost beneath the ^Gsea, But ^Emknow, my ^Gchild, My ^Emkind^Dness shall ^Gnot de^Apart from ^Dthee!

Though thine a^Afflictions ^Dseem at times too ^Bmgreat to bear, ^GI know thine ^Aevery thought and ^Gevery ^Dcare. And though the ^Avery ^Djaws of hell gape ^F#mafter ^Bmthee I am ^Gwith thee. ^F#mAnd with ^Bmeverlasting mercy will I ^Gsuccor thee, ^F#mAnd with ^Bmhealing will I take thee ‘neath my ^Gwings. ^F#mThough the ^Bmmountains shall depart, and the ^Ghills shall be removed, And the ^F#mvalleys shall be lost beneath the ^Gsea, ^EmKnow, my ^Gchild, My ^Emkind^Dness shall ^Gnot de^Apart from ^Dthee!

^F#mHow long can rolling waters ^GRemain impure? ^F#mWhat pow'r shall stay the hand of ^GGod? ^BbThe Son of Man hath des^Ccended below all ^Fthings. ^BbArt thou ^Fgreater than ^GHe?

So hold ^Aon thy ^Dway, for I shall ^Bmbe with thee. ^GAnd mine ^Aangels shall en^Gcircle ^Dthee. Doubt not ^Awhat thou ^Dknowest, Fear not ^F#mman, for ^Bmhe Cannot ^Ghurt thee. ^F#mAnd with ^Bmeverlasting kindness will I ^Gsuccor thee, ^F#mAnd with ^Bmmercy will I take thee ‘neath my ^Gwings. ^F#mFor the ^Bmmountains shall depart, and the ^Ghills shall be removed, And the ^F#mvalleys shall be lost beneath the ^Gsea, But ^Emknow, my ^Gchild, My ^Emkind^Dness shall ^Gnot de^Apart from ^Bmthee!

My ^Emkind^Dness shall ^Gnot de^Apart (pause) from ^Dthee! ^{G A D}