I ^Gheard an old, old story, How a ^CSavior came from ^Gglory, How He ^Emgave His life^D/F# on C^Galvary To s^Aave a wretch like ^Dme; I ^Gheard about His groaning, Of His^C precious blood's a^Gtoning, Then ^EmI repented o^Gf my sins And ^Awon the ^Dvictor^Gy.

O ^Gvictory in Jesus, My ^CSavior, for^Gever. He ^Emsought me ^D/F#and b^Gought me With H^Ais redeeming ^Dblood; He ^Gloved me ere I knew Him And ^Call my love is ^Gdue Him, He ^Emplunged me^D/F# to v^Gictory, Ben^Aeath the ^Dcleansing ^Gflood.

I ^Gheard about His healing, Of His^C cleansing pow'r ^Grevealing. How He ^Emmade the lame^D/F# to w^Galk again And ^Acaused the blind t^Do see; An^Gd then I cried, "Dear Jesus, Come a^Cnd heal my broken s^Gpirit," And s^Emomehow Jesus^G came and bro't To m^Ae the vi^Dctory.^G

I ^Gheard about a mansion He has^C built for me in ^Gglory. And I h^Emeard about th^D/F#e str^Geets of gold Beyo^And the crystal sea^D; Ab^Gout the angels singing, And th^Ce old redemption st^Gory, And s^Emome sweet da^Gy I'll sing up there The ^Asong of ^Dvictor^Gy.