I ^Gcome to the garden alone, While the ^Cdew is still on the ^Groses, And the ^D7voice I hear falling ^Gon my ear The ^A7Son of God ^D7discloses.

And He walks^G with me, and He talks^D with me, And He ^D7tells me I am His ^Gown; And the ^Gjoy we ^B7share as we ^Emtarry t^Chere, None ^Gother has ^D7ever ^Gknown.

He ^Gspeaks, and the sound of His voice Is so ^Csweet the birds hush their ^Gsinging, And the ^D7melody that He gave to ^Gme With^A7in my heart is ^D7ringing.

And He walk^Gs with me, and He talk^Ds with me, And He ^D7tells me I am His ^Gown; And the ^Gjoy we ^B7share as we ^Emtarry t^Chere, None ^Gother has ^D7ever ^Gknown.

I'd ^Gstay in the garden with Him, Though the ^Cnight around me be ^Gfalling, But He ^D7bids me go; through the ^Gvoice of woe His ^A7voice to me is ^D7calling.

And He walk^Gs with me, and He talk^Ds with me, And He ^D7tells me I am His ^Gown; And the ^Gjoy we ^B7share as we ^Emtarry t^Chere, None ^Gother has ^D7ever ^Gknown.