LORD I LIFT YOUR NAME ON HIGH

LORD I LIFT YOUR NAME ON HIGH
Intro: G C9 Dsus C9 G C9 Dsus C9
D DDU

Verse: 
G        C9              Dsus    C9 
 Lord, I lift Your name on   high

G        C9                Dsus   C9 
 Lord, I love to sing Your praises

G       C9               Dsus   C9 
 I'm so glad You're in my   life

G        C9              Dsus   C9 
 I'm so glad You came to save us

Chorus: 
G              C9             Dsus 
 You came from heaven to earth

   C9          G 
To show the way

              C9            Dsus 
From the earth  to the cross

   C9         G 
My debt to pay

              C9            Dsus 
From the cross  to the grave

              B7          Em 
From the grave  to the sky

        C9            Dsus     G 
Lord, I lift Your name  on high

Interlude: C9 D C9

Outro: C9 D C9 G

Intro: 
Verse: 
Lord, I lift Your name on   high
Lord, I love to sing Your praises
I'm so glad You're in my   life
I'm so glad You came to save us

Chorus: 
You came from heaven to earth
To show the way
From the earth  to the cross
My debt to pay
From the cross  to the grave
From the grave  to the sky
Lord, I lift Your name  on high

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