Chords for Alan Jackson - The Old Rugged Cross (Lyric Video / Live)
Tempo:
76.55 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
Am
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [D] [G]
On a hill far away [C] stood an old rugged cross, [D] the emblem of suffering [G] and shame.
And I love that old cross [C] where the dearest and best [D] for a world of lost [Bm] sinners [G] was slain.
cherish the old rugged [G] cross [C] till my trophies at last I lay [G]
down.
[G] old [C] rugged cross [Am] [G] and exchange it someday [D] for a crown.
[G] To that old rugged cross [C] I will ever be true, [D] its shame and reproach [G] gladly bear.
[Em] me someday [G] to [C] my home far away [D] where his glory forever [G] I'll share.
On a hill far away [C] stood an old rugged cross, [D] the emblem of suffering [G] and shame.
And I love that old cross [C] where the dearest and best [D] for a world of lost [Bm] sinners [G] was slain.
cherish the old rugged [G] cross [C] till my trophies at last I lay [G]
down.
[G] old [C] rugged cross [Am] [G] and exchange it someday [D] for a crown.
[G] To that old rugged cross [C] I will ever be true, [D] its shame and reproach [G] gladly bear.
[Em] me someday [G] to [C] my home far away [D] where his glory forever [G] I'll share.
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C
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Bm
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_ [G] _ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _
On _ _ a hill far away [C] stood an old rugged cross, [D] the emblem of suffering [G] and shame. _
And I love that old cross [C] where the dearest and best [D] for a world of lost [Bm] sinners [G] was slain.
_ [D] So I'll cherish the old rugged [G] cross _ _ _ [C] till my trophies at last I lay [G]
down.
_ [C] And I will cling [B] to the [G] old [C] rugged cross [Am] _ [G] and exchange it someday [D] for a crown.
[C] _ _
[G] To that old rugged cross [C] I will ever be true, [D] its shame and reproach [G] gladly bear.
_ _ Then he'll call [Em] me someday [G] to [C] my home far away [D] where his glory forever [G] I'll share.
_ So [D] I'll cherish the old [G] rugged cross _ _ [C] till my trophies at last I [G] lay down.
[C] _
I [G] will cling to the old [C] rugged cross [Am] _ and [G] exchange it [D] someday for [G] a crown.
_ [D] _ [G] I will cling to the old rugged [C] _ [Am] cross _ [G] and exchange it [D] someday for a [C] crown.
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
On _ _ a hill far away [C] stood an old rugged cross, [D] the emblem of suffering [G] and shame. _
And I love that old cross [C] where the dearest and best [D] for a world of lost [Bm] sinners [G] was slain.
_ [D] So I'll cherish the old rugged [G] cross _ _ _ [C] till my trophies at last I lay [G]
down.
_ [C] And I will cling [B] to the [G] old [C] rugged cross [Am] _ [G] and exchange it someday [D] for a crown.
[C] _ _
[G] To that old rugged cross [C] I will ever be true, [D] its shame and reproach [G] gladly bear.
_ _ Then he'll call [Em] me someday [G] to [C] my home far away [D] where his glory forever [G] I'll share.
_ So [D] I'll cherish the old [G] rugged cross _ _ [C] till my trophies at last I [G] lay down.
[C] _
I [G] will cling to the old [C] rugged cross [Am] _ and [G] exchange it [D] someday for [G] a crown.
_ [D] _ [G] I will cling to the old rugged [C] _ [Am] cross _ [G] and exchange it [D] someday for a [C] crown.
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _