When my ^Glife work is ended and I ^Ccross that swelling ^Amtide When the^D bright and glorious ^Dmorning I sh^Gall se^De I shall ^Gknow my redeemer when I ^Creach the otherside And His ^Gsmile will be the ^Dfirst to welcome ^Gme

I shall ^Dknow Him, I shall ^Gknow Him As red^Aeemed by His side I shal^Dl stand I shall ^Gknow Him, I shall ^Cknow Him By the ^Gprint of the ^Dnails in His^G hands

Oh, the ^Gsoul-thrilling rapture wh^Cen I view His blesse^Amd face, And the ^Dluster of His kindly ^Dbeaming eye;^{G D} H^Gow my full heart will pr^Caise Him for the mercy, love and grace, That pre^Gpare for me a mans^Dion in the sky. ^G

I shall ^Dknow Him, I shall ^Gknow Him As red^Aeemed by His side I shal^Dl stand I shall ^Gknow Him, I shall ^Cknow Him By the ^Gprint of the ^Dnails in His^G hands

Oh, the ^Gdear ones in glory, how t^Chey beckon me to com^Ame, A^Dnd our parting at the^D river I rec^Gall; ^D T^Go the sweet vales of Ede^Cn they will sing my welcome home; Bu^Gt I long to meet m^Dy Savior first of^G all.

I shall ^Dknow Him, I shall ^Gknow Him As red^Aeemed by His side I shal^Dl stand I shall ^Gknow Him, I shall ^Cknow Him By the ^Gprint of the ^Dnails in His^G hands

Through^G the gates to the city in^C a robe of spotless ^Amwhite, ^DHe will lead me where^D no tears wi^Gll eve^Dr fall; ^GIn the glad song of ages^C I shall mingle with delight; Bu^Gt I long to meet m^Dy Savior first of^G all.