Chords for "If You See My Savior" (1980) Thomas Dorsey

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"If You See My Savior" (1980) Thomas Dorsey chords
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That song published in
the Gospel Pearls by
the Sunday School Publishing Board of
the National Baptist Convention,
USA in 1922.
And [D] Dorsey [Ebm] received no pay.
[Ab]
This was the only source to which
aspiring young religious composers
had to publish their work.
As a professional musician
[Db] who made his music a vocation,
[D] he could not have [Fm]
survived
by giving away music.
So with a little foresight,
he opened his own publishing business,
[Eb] Thomas A.
Dorsey Music Publishers in
Chicago and [F] published
the first gospel song in manuscript form.
[A] Dorsey became the first
independent publisher of gospel music.
And this is what the world heard in 1929.
[B] [F]
[Bb]
[G] [Dm]
[G] [F]
[Ab] [F] Now, if you see [C] my [F] Savior,
tell him that [Bb] you saw me.
[G] [Dm] When you saw me, I was on [A]
my [C] [G] way.
[Gm] [D]
You [F] may meet some old friend who may pass [Bb] before me.
[Bb] Just tell [Dm] him I'm [G] coming home [E] [F] someday.
[Bb]
[C] Church, I [F] was standing by the [A] bedside of a [Eb] neighbor
[Ab]
[G] who was [F] just [B] swelling [C] tired.
And I [F] asked him to do [A] me a [Bb] favor.
[Am]
[Bb] Please take this [Dm] message [G] over to [Eb] the [F] other side.
[Dm] [C] Well, [F] if you see my Savior,
tell [Cm] him [Bb] that you saw me.
That you saw me.
When you saw [F] me, I was on [G] [C] my way.
[G]
[C] Well, you may [Gm] meet some old friend who may [Bb] pass before me.
Just [F] tell him [Dm] I'm [G] coming [B] home [E] [F] someday.
[C] I may [F] have to make the [G] journey [F] home without [G]
me.
It's [F] a debt that sooner or [A] later [C] must be paid.
[F] If you see my [F] Savior,
tell him [Bb] all about [A] me.
[Bb] And [Dm] don't forget to tell [B] my [C] Savior what [F] I [Bb]
say.
[Dm] [C] Oh, if [F] you see my Savior,
[C] tell him [Db] [Fm] that you saw me.
When you saw me, I was [Dm] on [C] my [G] [C]
way.
[Gm] You [Fm] may meet some old friend who may [Bb] pass before [F] me.
[Bb]
Oh, tell him I'm [G] coming home [E] someday.
[F] [Bb] [C] Oh, [F] just tell him [Bb] that you saw me.
When [F] you saw me, I was on [G] my [C] way.
[G] Well, you may meet [Am] some [F] old friend who may [Cm] ask you [Bb] [F] for me.
[Gm] [Bb] Tell [Dm] him I'm [G] coming [D]
[G] home [C] someday.
[Db] [F] [E]
[F] [Bb]
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_ That song published in
the Gospel Pearls by
the Sunday School Publishing Board of
the National Baptist Convention,
USA in 1922. _
And [D] Dorsey [Ebm] received no pay.
[Ab] _
This was the only source to which
aspiring young religious composers
had to publish their work. _
As a professional musician
[Db] who made his music a vocation,
[D] he could not have [Fm]
survived
by giving away music. _ _
So with a little foresight,
he opened his own publishing business,
[Eb] Thomas A.
Dorsey Music Publishers in
Chicago and [F] published
the first gospel song in manuscript form.
_ _ [A] Dorsey became the first
independent publisher of gospel music.
_ And this is what the world heard in _ _ 1929.
_ _ _ [B] _ [F] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [F] Now, if you see [C] my [F] Savior,
tell him that [Bb] you saw me.
_ [G] _ _ _ [Dm] When you saw me, I was on _ [A]
my [C] _ [G] way.
_ [Gm] _ _ [D]
You [F] may meet some old friend who may pass [Bb] before me. _
[Bb] Just tell [Dm] him I'm [G] coming home [E] _ [F] someday.
_ [Bb] _ _
[C] Church, I [F] was standing by the [A] bedside of a [Eb] neighbor
_ [Ab] _
_ [G] who was [F] just _ _ _ _ [B] swelling [C] _ tired. _
_ _ _ And I [F] asked him to do _ _ [A] me a [Bb] favor.
[Am] _
_ [Bb] _ Please take this [Dm] message [G] over to [Eb] the [F] other side. _
_ [Dm] _ [C] Well, [F] if you see my Savior,
tell [Cm] him [Bb] that you saw me.
That you saw me.
When you saw [F] me, I was on [G] _ [C] my way.
[G] _
_ [C] _ Well, you may [Gm] meet some _ old friend who may [Bb] pass before me.
_ Just [F] tell him [Dm] I'm [G] coming [B] home [E] _ [F] someday. _
_ _ _ [C] I may [F] have to make the [G] journey [F] home without [G]
me.
_ _ _ It's [F] a debt that sooner or [A] later [C] must be paid.
_ _ _ _ [F] If you see my [F] Savior,
tell him [Bb] all about [A] me.
_ [Bb] And [Dm] don't forget to tell [B] my [C] Savior what [F] I _ [Bb]
say.
[Dm] [C] Oh, if [F] you see my Savior,
[C] tell him [Db] [Fm] that you saw me.
_ _ When you saw me, I was [Dm] on [C] my _ [G] _ _ [C]
way.
[Gm] You [Fm] may meet some old friend who may _ [Bb] pass before [F] me.
[Bb]
Oh, tell him I'm [G] coming home [E] someday.
[F] _ [Bb] _ _ [C] Oh, _ [F] just _ _ _ tell him [Bb] that you saw me. _ _
When [F] you saw me, I was on [G] my [C] way.
_ _ _ [G] Well, you may meet [Am] some [F] old friend who may [Cm] ask you [Bb] [F] for me.
_ [Gm] _ _ [Bb] Tell [Dm] him I'm [G] coming _ [D] _ _ _
_ [G] _ home [C] _ someday. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _