Chords for Be Encouraged - John P. Kee & NLCC

Oh, praise him tonight.
_ [Bm] Come on, put your heads [D#] together.
Oh yeah.
_ _ [F#] _ _
_ [G#m] I'm the one _ [F#] that's right.
[B] _ _ _ I've been deceived to the very last time.
[G#] My eyes were [A#m] open and I [A#] made up my mind.
[F#] They don't have patience.
They never are go through.
[D#] _ [G#] I am in countless [G#m] envy.
[F#] Oh, I am the one that's right.
[G#] _
I am the one that's right.
Oh, praise him tonight.
Oh, [C#] _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _ [C#m] _
[A#] praise _ _ [G#m] _ him tonight. _
_ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C#] _ _ _ _ [D#] _ _ [G#] _
[C#] Oh, _ _ [F#] _ _ _ [C#m] _
_ [A#] _ _ [D#m] _ _ [G#] _ _ _
_ [F#] _ _ praise him [C] tonight.
[Bm] _
_ [F#] _ _ _ [G#] Oh, praise him tonight.
[B]
Oh, praise him [A#] tonight.
Oh, praise him [B] tonight.
Oh, _ _
_ [D#] _ _ praise him tonight.
Oh, [G#m] praise him tonight.
Today, [A#m] _ everybody sing.
He's [G#] got that golden [C] chain.
_ [C#] _ _ [G#m] _ _ _
_ [F#] _ _ _ _ [D#] _ _ [D] _
[F#] My tits were in the work.
_ People were really sensitive with the Lord.
[A#] Now [Bm] I got my head [F#] up, so I can [D#] stand free.
_ [C#] Nothing's stopping me [F#] from agreeing.
[G#] If you want to go that way, _ _ _ let the Lord guide you.
[G#]
The [C#] _ Lord's in a place. _
[C#m] _ [A#] _ He's _ [G#m] _ [G#] out to [F#] find you.
_ _ [C] _ I'm _ [F#] everything.
_ Take me [Bm] to _ [D#] what's next.
[D#m] He is perfect.
_ [D#] _ _ _ He is [D#m] perfect.
_ Give [C#] up.
[G#m] He is [F#] perfect.
Hold [C] on there.
[C#] _ _ _ [C#] _
_ _ [C#m] _ _ _ [F#] _ _ _
_ [B] _ _ [C#] _ _ He's got the power.
He's got the power.
[D#m] You don't have to [G#] worry.
You [C#m] don't have to [B] try.
[F#] _ [C#] Hold your head [F#] up high.
_ He's perfect.
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _
He's [C#] perfect.
_ [D#m] You don't have to [G#] worry.
You can hold your head up high.
[F#] Hold your [C#] head _ [F#] _ [F#] _ up high. He's [F#m] perfect. _
_ _ He's perfect.
He's perfect.
[A]
Just [B] keep your head [C#] up.
He's perfect. _ _
_ [G#] I'm everything.
He's perfect. _ _
He will wipe your tears.
[E] He's perfect. _
[G#] When no one understands.
He's perfect. _
_ Hope he is.
He's perfect. _
_ _ Just like him.
He's [A] perfect.
_ [B] _ _ [F#m] Hold [F#] your _ head up high.
[F#] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
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_ [B] Our strongest _ [Am] passion now is [G] to build a facility here [C] in the Charlotte area.
[C] There are so many [G] programs we have.
And we literally operate out of office [C] now.
And [G] we have service weekly.
But we want our own facility because, you know, it's wintertime now.
We do pillow and blanket.
[F] And what that [Am] is, that's a few bucks, a pillow and [Bm] a blanket and some prayer.
[D] And we go out and we literally pick people up out of boxes and on the street.
And we minister [F] to them after [Am] midnight [G] and after 1 and 2 when everybody's [C] asleep.
And it's sad [C] to say as cold as it is, [G] there's still people living on the corner and on the street.
[Am] And our [G] adoptive family programs, which [D] target single mothers or [C] single-parent homes.
[G] And we go in and though we have a food stamp program, I'm telling the nation there's some people that are hungry.
You know, because a lot of times, you know, I would be out in the street actually.
_ A lot [C] of times I wouldn't have, [G] you know, rent money and everything.
He'd make sure [C] my rent was paid.
He'd make sure [G] that, you know, I had food.
You know, he looks after us, takes [Am] good care of us.
And we do so many [G] things within the inner city.
Going back to the [C] corner where the drug dealer is, hanging out [G] with him, ministering to him.
And I think there's such [Am] a _ [G] _ hunger to actually go [C] out and make a difference.
We could be driving somewhere.
Someone would be on the street.
It [Am] would be 3 in the morning.
He'll get [G] out of the car and minister to them, you know, not for charity, not for fame, or not for [F] a clipping on TV or in newspapers.
[G] Just the fact that some people see [D] anyone from an ex-drug addict to [G] a prostitute or a drug [C] dealer, he [G] doesn't matter.
He's trying to help everyone.
I want to [C] encourage some of these kids that came off the street that are doing the right thing and [F] let them know, we [Am] appreciate it.
You know, when [G] something goes bad, oh, the news [C] cameras are there.
You know, we [G] see the news.
Everybody's not bad.
There's some kids [Am] that were actually doing [G] crack, that quit school in the 11th grade, that went [C] back and finished school.
And they're maintaining and holding wonderful positions in corporate America.
Realizing that I didn't have money at the [A] time to go to college, that you [C] really work day and night almost so that you can [Gm] help, you know, the parents, [F] so you can go to school, because you [C] realize in society that was [G] a good thing to do in terms of school to be productive in society.
[G] Another desire from inner city is [F] not just to go to the [Am] center, but those that have [G] been delivered, give them a moment [C] to testify, because I believe that some [G] young people could see those testimonies and [Am] recognize she was a prostitute.
[G] God delivered her, now she's a missionary.
[C] He was a drug dealer, [G] now he's a bishop.
Just like God delivered them, [Am] he's able to deliver me too.
So I think the message of deliverance can be shared with these young [C] people [G] from a media perspective.
I think it's real [C] wonderful.
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