Stuart Townend - From the squalor of a borrowed stable

^DFrom the squalor of a borrowed stable ^Bmby the spirit of a^Em7 virg^Dins fa^A7ith ^Dto the anguish and the shame of scandal ^Bmcame the saviour of the h^A7uman r^Dace but the skies were filled with the ^D/F#praise of hea^Gven shepherds ^Dlisten as the ^A7angels ^Atell of the ^Dgift of god come ^D/F#down to ^Gman at the ^Ddawning of Em^A7manuel^D

^Dking of heaven now the friend of sinners ^Bmhumble servant in the^Em7 fath^Ders h^A7ands ^Dfilled with power and the Holy Spirit ^Bmfilled with mercy for the ^A7broken ^Dman yes he walked my road and he ^D/F#felt my ^Gpain joys and ^Dsorrows that I ^A7know so^A well yet his ^Drighteous steps give me ^D/F#hope ag^Gain i will ^Dfollow my ^A7Emmanu^Del

^Dthrough the kisses of a friends betrayal ^Bmhe was lifted on a ^Em7crue^Dl cr^A7oss ^Dhe was punished for a worlds transgressions ^Bmhe was suffering to ^A7save the l^Dost he fights for breath, he ^D/F#fights for ^Gme loosing ^Dsinners from the ^A7chains of ^Ahell and ^Dwith a shout our ^D/F#souls are ^Gfree death ^Ddefeated by ^A7Emmanu^Del

^Dnow he’s standing in the place of honour ^Bmcrowned with glory on the^Em7 highe^Dst th^A7rone ^Dinterceding for his own beloved ^Bmtill his father calls to ^A7bring them ^Dhome then the skies will part as the ^D/F#trumpets ^Gsounds hope of ^Dheaven or the ^A7fear of ^Ahell but the ^Dbride will run to her ^D/F#lovers a^Grms giving g^Dlory to ^Am7Emmanue^Dl