^DJesus always loved his ^Bmown and he ^Gshowed it to the ^Dfull: When at ^Dsupper from the table ^Bmhe got ^Eup and took a ^Atowel. Then he ^Dwrapped it round his ^Bmwaist, in a ^Gbasin water^D poured, And ^Bmbegan to wash the ^Emfeet of a^All his ^Dfriends.

^DKnow my brothers, ^Gwhat I’ve done to ^Dyou. Lord, you call me, ^Eit is what I ^Aam. If then ^DI your Lord, ^Gdeigned to wash your ^Dfeet, You should ^Bmdo the same and ^Awash each others ^Dfeet.

^DJesus always loved his ^Bmown and he ^Gshowed it to the ^Dfull: When he ^Dcame to Simon ^BmPeter, the ap^Eostle said to ^Ahim, “Never s^Dhall you wash my ^Bmfeet”. But to ^Ehim the Lord r^Aeplied, “It ^Bmis not for you to ^Emknow what ^Anow I ^Ddo”.

^DJesus always loved his ^Bmown and he ^Gshowed it to the ^Dfull: When he ^Dsaid to Simon ^BmPeter: “If I ^Edo not wash your ^Afeet, You can ^Dhave no part with me”. ^BmThen said ^GPeter to his ^DLord, “Wash my ^Bmhands, my head and ^Emnot my ^Afeet a^Dlone”.

^DJesus always loved his ^Bmown and he ^Gshowed it to the ^Dfull: He has s^Det us an e^Bmxample that we ^Edo as he has d^Aone. Can a se^Drvant greater be t^Bmhan his M^Gaster, Christ the ^DLord? If we ^Bmknow and do this, ^Emhappy ^Awe shall ^Dbe.