Look To The Cross The Ball Brothers Pursuit Transcribed by: Steven P. 4/4 67 – slow, with feeling Intro Bb Eb Gm Eb Verse 1

Some would ^Bbsay they see his power when they’re ^EbStanding at the ocean ^Gmpondering the vastness and ^Ebthe depth ^BbSome would find His beauty in the ^Ebpurple and the reds Where the ^Gmsun is slowly ^Ffading in the ^Ebwest

Verse 2

For ^Cmsome there is a majesty when they’r^Ebe looking at The ^Fmountains where they ^Cmrise to touch an endless ^Fsky But for ^Ebme I see it clearly there is no better ^FPicture than ^Cmevery time I stop and close my ^Feyes

Chorus

And ^Bblook to the cross, be - ^F/Ahold the arms stretched out See the ^Gmpassion of the Savior And there ^Fisn’t any doubt there i^Bbs power, beauty an^F/Ad majesty And I can ^Gmsay for sure there ^Dmis a God be - ^Fcause I see your ^Ebmighty love ^F when I look to the ^Dmcr - ^Eboss

Verse 3

Oh, the ^Bbcynics and the scoffers who have ^Ebwrestled With their questions; ^Gmwondering if God is really ^Ebthere Oh, they’^Bbd find a friend in Jesus and know he?^Eb??s closer Than a prayer, if they could ^Gmonly just ^Ffeel how much He ^Ebcares

Verse 4

So ^Cmlet me show the love of Him who ^Ebgave His life To ^Fsave us and ^Cmoffers grace to set the sinner ^Ffree Oh, ^CmLord let me be a witness, I ^Ebwant my testi - ^Fmony To ^Cmlead the lost to come to Calv – a ^F- ry

Chorus

Bridge

Where the Lamb of God was ^Ebslain Where I lost my guilty ^F#stains When I need to be ^Bbreminded that the ^Cdebt’s been pa ^G- id

Chorus

I will ^Clook to the cross, be - ^Ghold the arms stretched out See the ^Fpassion of the Savior And there ^Gisn’t any doubt there i^Cs power, beauty an^Gd majesty And I ^Amsay for sure there ^Emis a God be - ^Gcause I see your ^Fmighty lo - v^Ge when I look to the ^Ccross I see your ^Fmighty lo - v^Ge when I look to the ^Emc- r^F- o^Em-s- ^Fs ^C

This is my version and is what I hear. The chords on this song should be fairly easy for most advanced beginners or intermediate players. If you are unfamiliar with the F/A slash chord, simply play an F chord and it will still sound fine. For those unfamiliar with slash chords, we simply alter the bass note of the normal chord - typically using another note from the triad. For example, a C chord uses C, E and G - this is the triad. Normally, the C chord would have a C in the bass, or lowest note. I could make this a slash chord, or inversion, by playing the same notes, but perhaps playing an E or a G in the bass. It's still a C chord, but I have changed the root or bass note. This version is in the published key.

The Ball Brothers - Look to the cross