Los^Ebe yourself in me and you will f^Bbind yourself, Lose yourself in me and you will f^Ebind new life, Lose yourself in me and you will f^Bbind yourself, And you will live, yes, you will liv^Ebe in my heart.

^AbUnless a grain of wheat, fa^Eblls into the ground, ^FIt still remains but a g^Bbrain of wheat, But i^Abf it falls and dies, then it^Eb bears much fruit, So it ^Fis with those who lo^Bbse themselves in me.

^AbThough foxes have their dens, b^Ebirds a little nest, ^FThe Son of man, no p^Bblace to rest, Whoev^Aber loves his life or str^Ebives the world to gain, Will o^Fnly find that l^Bbife was lived in vain.

^AbIf we have died with Him, we ^Ebshall live with Him, ^FIf we endure, we’ll ^Bbreign with Him, Thoug^Abh faithless we may be, f^Ebaithful he’ll remain, For ho^Fw can Christ be f^Bbalse unto Himself.