A ^Glong, ^D/F#long time ^Em7ago A lo^Amvely couple made a jo^Cunery, to a t^Emown called Bet^Dhlehem Well M^Gary tr^D/F#aveled gr^Em7eat with child Som^Amehow knowing a^Cll the wh^Gile That o^Emne day all would b^Cow their knees to H^Dim ^EmBorn of God, y^Amet born of man, p^Emart of His Father's m^Amaster plan ^CYet this H^Goly St^Amranger, lay cr^Cudly in a m^Danger ^GIt's som^D/F#ething that I can't ex^Em7plain, that He'^Amll say the world Yet take it's ^Dblame But t^Ghings wi^D/F#ll never be the s^Em7ame, ^CThe day, the Sa^Dvior c^Game ^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside?

There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.

She^Gpherds watching fl^Amocks by night w^Chen there came a frightening bri^Amlliant light, ^Emshining in the mid^Dnight sky Well the shep^Gherds fe^D/F#ll down to their k^Em7nees ^Amas the angels voices wo^Culd not cease ^Embut they sang of good w^A7ill and sang of pe^Dace ^EmWell they told the shepherds “^DDo not fear because ^EmGod is with us and He is n^Dear” ^CThey leapt u^Gp to their fe^A7et and t^Chey ran down to the st^D7reets! And as th^Gey f^D/F#ound the stable in Bet^Em7hlehem a tiny^Am baby greeted th^Cem. ^GTheir lives wou^D/F#ld change when they saw ^EmHim ^Cthe day the Sav^Dior ca^Gme They sta^Crted sing^Ging

^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside? There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.

Well He gr^Gew up, pure and straight a^Amnd strong. Then pre^Cached so boldly in a sy^Amnagogue with ^Emholy wisdom from abo^Dve. He was ra^Gised to w^D/F#ork His h^Em7ands in wood, but mo^Amther Mary unde^Crstood He was b^Emorn as God’s g^A7ift of perfect lo^Dve. Well He c^Emame to John to be bap^Dtized which was ple^Emasing to His Father’s e^Dyes the Sp^Girit then des^D/F#cended so the w^Emorld could then be me^Dnded. And as^Am He left His home in Galilee, to star^Ct His earthly min^Em7istry it ch^Ganged the c^D/F#ourse of his^Em7tory ^Cthe day the Sav^Dior ca^Gme We st^Carted si^Gnging,

^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside? There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.

Fo^Gr forty days our L^Em7ord was empty, Sa^Ctan lied and He was tem^Ampted but th^Emrough it all He did ^Dnot sin. Well ^GHe gathere^D/F#d up twelve com^Em7mon men, that g^Am7ave up all to follow H^Cim for He sho^Emwed them God’s l^Aove from wit^Dhin Yeah, ^EmHe healed the sick, the lame, the b^Dlind. ^EmHe fed five thousand on a mountain si^Dde. To L^Cazarus H^Ge was l^A7ed, so He co^Culd raise him from the d^Dead. And the ^Gdisciples ^D/F#witnessed every^Em7thing the carpe^Am7nter would be their ki^Cng. N^Go wonder a^D/F#ngels had to si^Em7ng ^Cthe day the Sav^Dior ca^Gme They we^Cre singin^Gg

^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside? There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.

Well the t^Gime came, Jesus was bet^Amrayed His fai^Cthful scattered they were so af^Amraid. He fa^Emced His trials without a fri^Dend. He was whi^Gpped a^D/F#nd beaten to^Em7 the ground and mo^Amcked a king with a thorny c^Crown and y^Emet He forgave t^A7hem in the e^Dnd. Well He^Em died nailed to a wo^Doden cross, for the^Em next three days all hope was l^Dost but G^Cod had a wo^Grld to s^A7ave So He rai^Csed Him from the gr^Dave and as H^Ge let His fr^D/F#iends know all is w^Em7ell that H^Eme kicked in the ga^Amtes of he^Cll the pow^Gers of sin a^D/F#nd darkness fe^Em7ll ^Cthe day the Sav^Dior ca^Gme They sta^Crted sin^Gging

^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside? There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.

Though i^Gt’s be^D/F#en two tho^Em7usand years, the re^Amason for the se^Cason remains cl^Dear, yet s^Emome people still have do^Dubts. Some w^Gill say ^D/F#its just a t^Em7ale others ch^Amoose a different t^Crail and this g^Emift from God, they’d ^Crather live with^Dout. This st^Emory’s more than just a r^Amhyme it’s m^Emore than church at Chri^Amstmas time. It’s ^Ca gift th^Gat keeps on li^Am7ving a lo^Cve that keeps for^Dgiving. God’s ma^Gster plan ^D/F#had been dep^Emloyed, from w^Amhat started ^Cas His baby b^Doy. C^Gan you im^D/F#agine Mary’s jo^Emy ^Cthe day the Sav^Dior ca^Gme

^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside? There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.

^GMy, M^Cy can’t you f^Geel it in^Dside? There's ^Gno other li^Cke a brother w^Gho would lay down his l^Dife. ^GHe was sent by the Fa^Cther j^Gust to be cru^Dcified ^Emso that you and I will never ^A7die, ^EmYou and I will never ^D7die.