The Fourth Man In The Fire

[(intro) ]D D Well, the prophet Daniel tells about G three men who walked with God, A Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, D before the wicked king they stood. D Now the king commanded them bound and thrown G into the fiery coals that day, A but the fire was so hot the men were slain A7 D that forced them on their way. A D They wouldn't bend, they held on to the will of God so we are told, A D would not bow, they would not bow their knees to the idols made of gold. A D Would not burn, they were protected by the fourth man in the fire, G A D they wouldn't bend, they wouldn't bow, they wouldn't burn. D Now when the three were cast in and the king rose up G to witness their awful fate, A he began to tremble at what he saw, D and in astonished tones he spake. D Did we not cast three men bound G into the midst of the fire, A I believe I see four men unhurt, D unbound and walking' down there. D I see Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, G in the fiery coals they trod, A but the form of the fourth man that I see A7 D is like the Son of God. A D They wouldn't bend, held on to the will of God so we are told, A D would not bow, they would not bow their knees to the idols made of gold. A D Would not burn, they were protected by the fourth man in the fire, G A D they wouldn't bend, wouldn't bow, they wouldn't burn. A D They wouldn't bow, they held on to the will of God we are told, A D they wouldn’t bow, they would not bow their knees to the idols made of gold. A D They wouldn’t burn, they were protected by the fourth man in the fire, G A D they wouldn't bend, they wouldn't bow, they wouldn't burn. G A D They wouldn't bend, they wouldn't bow, they wouldn't burn.