Chords for Attalus - 10 The Old Rugged Cross
Tempo:
104.45 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
Dm
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A]
On a hill far away stood [D] an old rugged cross, the [E] emblem of suffering and [A] shame.
And I love that old cross where the dearest and best for [E] a world of lost sinners was [A] slain.
[E]
So I'll [E] cherish the old rugged [A] cross till [D] my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
And I will cling to the [Am] old rugged [D] cross and [A] exchange it someday for a crown.
Oh, that old rugged cross [D] so despised by the world [E] as a wondrous attraction [A] for me.
For the dear Lamb of God left [D] His glory above [E] to bear it to a dark [A] Calvary.
[E] So I'll cherish the old [A] rugged cross [D] till my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
And I'll cling to that [A] old [D] rugged cross [Dm] and [A] exchange it [B] someday for a crown.
To that old rugged cross I will ever be true, [E] its shame [E] and reproach [A] gladly bear.
Until He calls me someday [D] to my home far away [E] where His glory forever [A] I'll share.
I [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross till [D] my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
I will cling to the old rugged [D] cross and [A] exchange it [E] someday for a crown.
I [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross till my [D] trophies at last I [A] lay down.
I will cling to the [A] old [D] rugged cross [Dm] and [A] exchange it [E] someday [A] for [E] [A]
[E] [D] a crown.
[Dm]
[A]
On a hill far away stood [D] an old rugged cross, the [E] emblem of suffering and [A] shame.
And I love that old cross where the dearest and best for [E] a world of lost sinners was [A] slain.
[E]
So I'll [E] cherish the old rugged [A] cross till [D] my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
And I will cling to the [Am] old rugged [D] cross and [A] exchange it someday for a crown.
Oh, that old rugged cross [D] so despised by the world [E] as a wondrous attraction [A] for me.
For the dear Lamb of God left [D] His glory above [E] to bear it to a dark [A] Calvary.
[E] So I'll cherish the old [A] rugged cross [D] till my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
And I'll cling to that [A] old [D] rugged cross [Dm] and [A] exchange it [B] someday for a crown.
To that old rugged cross I will ever be true, [E] its shame [E] and reproach [A] gladly bear.
Until He calls me someday [D] to my home far away [E] where His glory forever [A] I'll share.
I [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross till [D] my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
I will cling to the old rugged [D] cross and [A] exchange it [E] someday for a crown.
I [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross till my [D] trophies at last I [A] lay down.
I will cling to the [A] old [D] rugged cross [Dm] and [A] exchange it [E] someday [A] for [E] [A]
[E] [D] a crown.
[Dm]
[A]
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On a hill far away stood [D] an old rugged cross, the [E] emblem of suffering and [A] shame. _ _ _
And I love that old cross where the dearest and best for [E] a world of lost sinners was [A] slain.
_ [E] _
_ So I'll [E] cherish the old rugged [A] cross till _ [D] my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
_ And I will cling to the [Am] old rugged [D] cross _ _ and [A] exchange it someday for a crown. _
_ _ Oh, that old rugged cross [D] so despised by the world [E] as a wondrous _ attraction [A] for me.
_ _ For the dear Lamb of God left [D] His glory above [E] to bear it to a dark [A] Calvary. _
_ _ [E] So I'll cherish the old [A] rugged cross _ _ [D] till my _ trophies at last I [A] lay down. _
_ And I'll cling to that [A] old [D] rugged cross _ [Dm] and [A] exchange it [B] someday for a crown.
_ _ To that old rugged cross I will ever be true, [E] its shame [E] and reproach [A] gladly bear. _
_ _ Until He calls me someday [D] to my home far away [E] where His glory forever [A] I'll share.
I _ [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross till [D] my _ trophies at last I [A] lay down.
_ _ I will cling to the old rugged [D] cross _ and _ [A] _ exchange it [E] someday for a crown.
I [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross _ till my [D] trophies at last I [A] lay _ down.
_ I will cling to the [A] old [D] rugged cross [Dm] and _ [A] _ exchange it [E] someday _ [A] _ for [E] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[E] _ _ [D] a crown. _ _
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On a hill far away stood [D] an old rugged cross, the [E] emblem of suffering and [A] shame. _ _ _
And I love that old cross where the dearest and best for [E] a world of lost sinners was [A] slain.
_ [E] _
_ So I'll [E] cherish the old rugged [A] cross till _ [D] my trophies at last I [A] lay down.
_ And I will cling to the [Am] old rugged [D] cross _ _ and [A] exchange it someday for a crown. _
_ _ Oh, that old rugged cross [D] so despised by the world [E] as a wondrous _ attraction [A] for me.
_ _ For the dear Lamb of God left [D] His glory above [E] to bear it to a dark [A] Calvary. _
_ _ [E] So I'll cherish the old [A] rugged cross _ _ [D] till my _ trophies at last I [A] lay down. _
_ And I'll cling to that [A] old [D] rugged cross _ [Dm] and [A] exchange it [B] someday for a crown.
_ _ To that old rugged cross I will ever be true, [E] its shame [E] and reproach [A] gladly bear. _
_ _ Until He calls me someday [D] to my home far away [E] where His glory forever [A] I'll share.
I _ [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross till [D] my _ trophies at last I [A] lay down.
_ _ I will cling to the old rugged [D] cross _ and _ [A] _ exchange it [E] someday for a crown.
I [E] will cherish the old [A] rugged cross _ till my [D] trophies at last I [A] lay _ down.
_ I will cling to the [A] old [D] rugged cross [Dm] and _ [A] _ exchange it [E] someday _ [A] _ for [E] _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
[E] _ _ [D] a crown. _ _
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