Traditional - The lords my shepherd

^DThe Lord?s ^A7my ^DShepherd, ^GI?ll not ^Dwant He ^Dmakes me ^Em7down to ^Alie In pastures green, ^F#mHe ^Gleadeth ^Ame The ^Dquiet wa^A7ters ^Dby.

^DMy soul ^A7He ^Ddoth re^Gstore a^Dgain And ^Dme to ^Em7walk doth ^Amake Within paths ^F#mof ^Grighteous^Aness, E?en ^Dfor His own ^A7name?s ^Dsake.

^DYea, though ^A7I ^Dwalk in ^Gdeath?s dark ^Dvale Yet ^Dwill I ^Em7fear none ^Aill, For Thou art with ^F#mme ^Gand Thy ^Arod And ^Dstaff me com^A7fort ^Dstill.

^DMy ta^A7ble ^DThou hast ^Gfurni^Dshed In ^Dpresence ^Em7of my ^Afoes My head Thou dost ^F#mwith ^Goil a^Anoint And ^Dmy cup ov^A7er-^Dflows.

^DGoodness ^A7and ^Dmercy ^Gall my ^Dlife Shall ^Dsurely ^Em7fol-low ^Ame And in God?s house ^F#mfor-^Gever^Amore My ^Ddwelling place ^A7shall ^Dbe.