Chords for George Beverly Shea at nearly 103 years old, "How Great Thou Art"

[C#] _ [F#] _ _ Old paper. _ _
_ _ Do I remember that song?
[N] _
Oh [A#m] _ Lord, [F#] my God, when I [G#m] lost or wandered, _
Don't you [F#] see all _ [D] the worlds I have [F#] _ made?
_ [A#m] I see the [F#] stars, [D#m] I hear the [B] rolling thunder,
_ _ _ [F#] _ _ _
[A#] The [D] universe [F#] is made. _ _
Then sings my _ [A#] soul, [B] my [G#] [G#m] Saviour [F#] God, to _ Thee,
How [B] great Thou art, [C#] _
how [F#] great Thou _ art.
Then sings my soul, [A#] [B] my [G#] [B] Saviour God, [F#] to _ [C#] _ [F#] Thee,
How great [G#m] Thou _ [Bm] art, [A#m] _ how [F] _ [C#] great Thou [F#] _ _ _ _
art.
You know, the motorbike club in _ [D#] Washington, [F#] D.C.,
they're Christian [N] people, _ and they're known as the _ rolling thunder.
_ And I got a hold of the man one day, and I said,
Did you get that from the song? _
_ [F#] I [B] put that word rolling in there, but it was another word instead.
And he said, No, we got that from Vietnam, a bomber from [N] Vietnam.
_ So I said, I named the bomber. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ We were together. _
[G] Well, it's nice to be up here [D#] with you.
We can talk about lots of things.
_ You want to take [N] me off the platform?
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