i've come to take you home - The Isaacs

i've come to take you home

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Capo 4
 
G G7
Go plead with your Mother, were the words of Hosea
G7 C
As he sent his children to extend his mercy
Am G
So they journeyed down the old path, that lead to much
Em
destruction
A C
All the while their loving hearts were hurting
G G7
Their hope was crushed inside, as their compassion was denied
G7 C
The woman they so loved seemed like a stranger.
Am G Em
Heartbroken and alone they took the long road home
C D C G
For sin now reigned and all hope seemed gone to change her
 
G G7
One day the word was told, some slaves were being sold
G7 C Am
A restless love sent Hosea seeking, one by one they brought them in
G Em A C
So beaten down with sin, within his chest his anxious heart was beating
G G7
All at once she caught his eye, from his lips the bids were high
G7 C
She could not believe the voice that she could hear
Am G Em
Would he through judgment take her life, forever end his pain and strife
C D C G
What would happen as she saw him drawing near her
 
C D G Em
** I've come to take you home, I know that you've done wrong
Em C D
** But for you I'd give(gave) my life through the sorrow pain and strife
G C D
** I couldn't let you go, lets leave the past behind
D G Em
** Love conquers one more time
C D
** He took her(my) hand and said, theres a new day just ahead
C G
** I've come to take you home
 
G G7
Now I've stood in that same place, bound by sin a broken slave
G7 C
From the depths of my dispair I've prayed for mercy
Am G Em
I heard his word the price was paid on the cross for you that day
C D C G
Take my hand now child and welcome to the family
 
** Chorus again, words in the ( ) this time **

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