Thomas Dorsey- If You See My Savior Chords
Tempo:
143.75 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
C
D
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Bb] [F]
[C] [F] [D] [G]
[F] I was standing by the bedside [Bb] of a neighbor who [F] was just about to cross the [C] swelling tide.
[F] And I asked him if he would do me [Bb] a favor,
[F] kindly take this [C] message to the other [F] side.
If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, [F] tell them I am coming [C] home [F] someday.
Though you have to make the journey [Bb] on without me, [F] it's a debt that sooner or later [C] must be paid.
When [F] you reach the golden city [Bb] think about me, and [F] don't forget to tell [C] my Savior [F] what I say.
If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my way.
You [F] may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, just [F] tell them I am [C] coming home [F] someday.
You may come across my father [Bb] and my mother, for the one [F] and the burdens of this life they [C] may recall.
You may [F] chance to see my sister or [Bb] my brother, but please [F] do try to see my [C] Savior first [F] of all.
If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, tell [F] them I am [C] coming home [F] someday.
[E]
[N]
[C] [F] [D] [G]
[F] I was standing by the bedside [Bb] of a neighbor who [F] was just about to cross the [C] swelling tide.
[F] And I asked him if he would do me [Bb] a favor,
[F] kindly take this [C] message to the other [F] side.
If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, [F] tell them I am coming [C] home [F] someday.
Though you have to make the journey [Bb] on without me, [F] it's a debt that sooner or later [C] must be paid.
When [F] you reach the golden city [Bb] think about me, and [F] don't forget to tell [C] my Savior [F] what I say.
If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my way.
You [F] may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, just [F] tell them I am [C] coming home [F] someday.
You may come across my father [Bb] and my mother, for the one [F] and the burdens of this life they [C] may recall.
You may [F] chance to see my sister or [Bb] my brother, but please [F] do try to see my [C] Savior first [F] of all.
If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, tell [F] them I am [C] coming home [F] someday.
[E]
[N]
Key:
F
Bb
C
D
G
F
Bb
C
_ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ [F] _ _ _ [D] _ [G] _
[F] _ _ I was standing by the bedside [Bb] of a neighbor _ _ _ who [F] was just about to cross the [C] swelling tide. _ _
_ _ [F] And I asked him if he would do me [Bb] a favor, _
_ _ _ [F] kindly take this [C] message to the other [F] side. _ _
_ _ If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, _ _ _ when [F] you saw me I was on _ [C] my _ _ _ way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for _ _ _ me, [F] tell them I am coming [C] home [F] _ someday. _ _
_ _ Though you have to make the journey [Bb] on without me, _ _ _ _ [F] it's a debt that sooner or later [C] must be paid. _ _
_ _ When [F] you reach the golden city _ [Bb] think about _ _ _ me, and [F] don't forget to tell [C] my Savior [F] what I say. _ _
_ _ If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, _ _ _ when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my _ _ _ way.
You [F] may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, _ _ _ just [F] tell them I am [C] coming home _ [F] someday. _ _
_ _ You may come across my father [Bb] and my _ mother, for the one [F] and the burdens of this life they [C] may recall.
You may _ _ _ _ [F] chance to see my sister or [Bb] my brother, _ _ but please [F] do try to see my [C] Savior first [F] of all. _ _
_ _ If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, _ _ _ when [F] you saw me I was on _ [C] my _ _ _ way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, _ _ tell [F] them I am [C] coming home [F] _ someday. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ [F] _ _ _ [D] _ [G] _
[F] _ _ I was standing by the bedside [Bb] of a neighbor _ _ _ who [F] was just about to cross the [C] swelling tide. _ _
_ _ [F] And I asked him if he would do me [Bb] a favor, _
_ _ _ [F] kindly take this [C] message to the other [F] side. _ _
_ _ If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, _ _ _ when [F] you saw me I was on _ [C] my _ _ _ way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for _ _ _ me, [F] tell them I am coming [C] home [F] _ someday. _ _
_ _ Though you have to make the journey [Bb] on without me, _ _ _ _ [F] it's a debt that sooner or later [C] must be paid. _ _
_ _ When [F] you reach the golden city _ [Bb] think about _ _ _ me, and [F] don't forget to tell [C] my Savior [F] what I say. _ _
_ _ If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, _ _ _ when [F] you saw me I was on [C] my _ _ _ way.
You [F] may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, _ _ _ just [F] tell them I am [C] coming home _ [F] someday. _ _
_ _ You may come across my father [Bb] and my _ mother, for the one [F] and the burdens of this life they [C] may recall.
You may _ _ _ _ [F] chance to see my sister or [Bb] my brother, _ _ but please [F] do try to see my [C] Savior first [F] of all. _ _
_ _ If you see my Savior tell him that [Bb] you saw me, _ _ _ when [F] you saw me I was on _ [C] my _ _ _ way.
[F] You may meet some old friend who may [Bb] ask you for me, _ _ tell [F] them I am [C] coming home [F] _ someday. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _