Sarah Brightman - In the bleak midwinter

^GIn the bleak mid-w^Eminter Fr^Am7osty wind made m^Dsus4oan ^{D G}Earth stood hard as ^Emiron W^Am7ater l^Dike a st^Gone; Sn^Cow had fallen, sn^Emow on sn^G/Bow Sn^Emow ^C on sn^Dsus4ow ^{D G}In the bleak mid-w^Eminter L^Among^D ag^Go

^GOur God, Heaven cannot h^Emold Him N^Am7or earth sust^Dsus4ain; ^D H^Geaven and earth shall fl^Emee away Wh^Amen He c^Domes to r^Geign: ^CIn the bleak mid-w^Emint^G/Ber A st^Emable^C-pla^Dsus4ce suff^Diced The L^Gord God Alm^Emighty J^Amesu^Ds Chr^Gist

^AAngels and arch^F#mangels M^Bm7ay have gathered th^Esus4ere ^E Ch^Aerubim and s^F#meraphim Thr^Bm7onge^Ed the ^Aair B^Dut His mother ^F#monly^{A/C# F#m}In her m^Daiden bl^Esus4iss ^E W^Aorshipped the Bel^F#moved W^Bmith ^Ea k^Aiss

^AOh what can I g^F#mive Him P^Bm7oor as I ^Esus4am? ^{E A}If I were a sh^F#mepherd ^Bm7I would br^Eing a l^Aamb ^DIf I were a w^F#mise m^A/C#an ^F#mI would d^Do my p^Esus4art ^E Y^Aet what can I g^F#mive Him G^Bmive^E my h^Aeart