INTRO:
NONE

VERSE:
 Dm
Sunday morning, very bright,
   A
I read Your book by colored light
     Bm7                  E7            A      A
That came in through the pretty window picture.


VERSE:
   A                             Amaj7
I visited some houses where they said that You were living
          A7
And they talked a lot about You
         Dmaj7
And they spoke about Your giving.
      Dm                            A
They passed a basket with some envelopes
                           Bm7
I just had time to write a note
            E7             A           Em7  A
And all it said was "I believe in You."


VERSE:
 A                               Amaj7
Passing conversations where they mentioned Your existence
         A7                        D
And the fact that You had been replaced by Your assistants.
       Dm
The discussion was theology,
     A
And when they smiled and turned to me
 E                              A           Em7  A  Em7  A
All that I could say was "I believe in You."


VERSE:
   A                          Amaj7
I visited Your house again on Christmas or Thanksgiving
       A7
And a balded man said You were dead,
         D
But the house would go on living.
Dm                    A
He recited poetry and as he saw me stand to leave
Bm                     E               A        A  A7  D
He shook his head and said "I'd never find You."


OUTRO:
    Dm
My mother used to dress me up,
     A
And while my dad was sleeping
          Bm                E             A      A  A
We would walk down to Your house without speaking.



===================== CAPO: NONE =======================



SONG:   HYMN
ARTIST: PETER, PAUL and MARY
TAB BY: C N CZARSKI


                       HYMN
               PETER, PAUL and MARY

CAPO: NONE

INTRO:
NONE

VERSE:
 Fm
Sunday morning, very bright,
   C
I read Your book by colored light
     Dm7                  G7            C      C
That came in through the pretty window picture.


VERSE:
   C                             Cmaj7
I visited some houses where they said that You were living
          C7
And they talked a lot about You
         Fmaj7
And they spoke about Your giving.
      Fm                            C
They passed a basket with some envelopes
                           Dm7
I just had time to write a note
            G7             C           Gm7  C
And all it said was "I believe in You."


VERSE:
 C                               Cmaj7
Passing conversations where they mentioned Your existence
         C7                        F
And the fact that You had been replaced by Your assistants.
       Fm
The discussion was theology,
     C
And when they smiled and turned to me
 G                              C           Gm7  C  Gm7  C
All that I could say was "I believe in You."


VERSE:
   C                          Cmaj7
I visited Your house again on Christmas or Thanksgiving
       C7
And a balded man said You were dead,
         F
But the house would go on living.
Fm                    C
He recited poetry and as he saw me stand to leave
Dm                     G               C        C  C7  F
He shook his head and said "I'd never find You."


OUTRO:
    Fm
My mother used to dress me up,
     C
And while my dad was sleeping
          Dm                G             C      C  C
We would walk down to Your house without speaking.