Randy Travis - Point of light

There is a ^Cpoint, when you ^Fcannot walk a^Cway, When you ^Fhave to stand up ^Cstraight and tall and ^Dm7mean the words you ^Gsay There is a ^Cpoint you must decide, just to ^Fdo it 'cause it's ^Cright ^{G Am}That's when you be^Gcome a point of ^Flight

There is a ^Cdarkness, that ^Feveryone must ^Cface It ^Fwants to take what's ^Cgood and fair and ^Dm7lay it all to ^Gwaste And that ^Cdarkness, covers ^Feverything in ^Csight ^G Un^Amtil it meets a ^Gsingle point of ^Flight. ^G7

^CAll it takes is a ^Fpoint of ^Clight, a ^Fray of ^Chope in the ^Fdarkest ^Gnight. If you ^Csee what's wrong and you ^Ftry to make it ^Cright ^FYou will ^Cbe a ^Gpoint of ^Flight.

There are ^Cheroes, whose ^Fnames we never ^Chear A ^Fdedicated ^Carmy of ^Dm7quiet volun^Gteers Reaching ^Cout to feed the hungry, reaching ^Fout to save the ^Cland ^AmReaching out to ^Ghelp their fellow ^Fman.

^AThere are ^Ddreamers who are ^Gmaking dreams come ^Dtrue Taking ^Gtime to teach the ^Dchildren, there's ^Em7nothing they can't^A do. Giving ^Dshelter to the homeless, giving ^Ghope to those with^Dout. ^{A Bm}Isn't that what^A this land's all ^Gabout.

^BmOne by one from the^D mountains to the sea, ^GPoints of ^Dlight are calling ^Em7out to you and^Em7 me. ^A

^DAll ^Ait ^Dtakes is a ^Gpoint of ^Dlight, a ^Gray of ^Dhope in the ^Gdarkest ^Anight. If you ^Dsee what's wrong and you ^Gtry to make it ^Dright ^GYou will ^Dbe a ^Apoint of ^Glight. If you ^Dsee w^Ahat's ^Dwrong and you ^Gtry to make it ^Dright ^GYou will ^Dbe a ^Apoint of ^Glight. ^D