Passover
Passover
The story of the Passover Lamb. The grit and the glory.
PASSOVER
Written by Royce Lovett (BMI), Nabil Ince (BMI), Kellyn Muller (ASCAP)
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VERSE 1
G Em
We’ve been singing Emanuel for a long time
C Am
Before the virgin birth and healing the blind
G Em
I wonder if the savior knew his mother cried
C Am
When he broke his body and poured out the wine
C
So death could pass over
VERSE 2
G Em
The garden never felt dark until our savior prayed
C Am
Have you ever felt like you looked death in the face?
G Em
The passover lamb becoming a man
C Am
He prayed till he bled, ‘take this cup from my hand’
C Am
Yet death passes over, yet death passes over
CHORUS
Em C
Is there is power, power, wonderful power
Am
In the blood (of the lamb)
VERSE 3
G Em
Lynched and beat through the street, mocked and hung on a tree
C Cm6
Stabbed and put in a tomb, the women came with perfume
G/D B7 Em7
Seen the stone rolled away, defeated hell and the grave
Am7 G/B C C/D G
Stared death in the face so I could live
CHORUS
G
Yes, there’s power, power
Am
Wonderful power
C Cm
In the blood of the lamb
Em
Yes, there’s power, power
Am
Resurrection power
C Cm (G)
In the blood of the lamb
C
Death passes over
Am
Death passes over
B7
Death passes over
Em
Death passes over
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