Vincent Paul Mcgrath - O Come All Ye
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G
[Verse 1]
G C
Oh come all ye wand’rers, hear the voices in the air
G C
Come lift up your chin, lay down your woes and cares
D C G
This life is for living and the music is free
D C C
Come find a song to lift the heart...
C G
And add your laughter to the breeze
[Verse 2]
G C
Oh come all ye strangers and greet us with a song
G C
Come tell us all a tale of that for which you long
D C G
Lost loves and sorrows, tears and fears and joys
D C C
We’ll join you in the chorus,
C G
Come let us hear your voice
[CHORUS]
D C G
O come sing with me
D C G
The mu - sic is free
Em C D Em
Life resounds in rich and wondrous harmonies
C
Do you hear it ring
D
Hear the voices sing
[Verse 3]
G C
Oh come all ye weary ones and find some solace here
G C
Sit with us for a while and tell us of your years
D C G
We have songs sweet and mellow or filled with boisterous cheer
D C C
Each one tells a story
C G
which would you like to hear
[Verse 4]
G C
Oh come all ye young hearts, like buds upon the tree
G
Burst forth from the sheath and set your voices free
D C G
Fear not for the morrow, nor what may never be
D C C
Yesterday is long gone,
C G
Today just simply be
[CHORUS]
D C G
O come sing with me
D C G
The mu - sic is free
Em C D Em
Life resounds in rich and wondrous harmonies
C
Do you hear it ring
D
Hear the voices sing
[Verse 5]
G C
Oh come ye, oh come ye, hear the voices in the air
G C
Come lift up your chin, lay down your woes and cares
D C G
This life is for living and the music is free
D C C
Find a song to lift the heart...
C G
Come add your laughter to the breeze
[Outro]
D C G
This life is for the living and the music is free
D C C
We'll find a song to lift the heart
C G
Come add your laughter to the breeze
How to play Vincent Paul Mcgrath - O Come All Ye
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.