I'm Just a Stranger Here chords by Brother Claude Ely
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Verse 1
(G major) (E flat major) I (G major) saw a way -worn traveler
up on (C major) a dusty (G major) road
He trudged along with
hay -fouled gold
beneath the (A major) heavy (G major) load (D major)
I (G major) stopped to speak and clasped his hand,
by (C major) Jesus I (G major) was led.
He looked at me through
teardimmed eyes,
and (D major) this is (G major) what he said.
A pilgrim now I am, a stranger here,
off burdene (C major) d with toil (G major) and care.
On earth I have no dwelling place,
I look (A major) for a city for (D major) square,
I (G major) often grow weary with longing
to go (C major) to that homeland fair. (G major)
For I am just a stranger here,
but I'll (D major) be no stranger up (G major) there.
I have a friend who walks with me
through (C major) every shad (G major) ow's veil.
His loving arm is there
to hold me in (A major) the wildest (D major) gale.
An (G major) d when this earthly race is run,
I (C major) know his nail -s (G major) carred hand
Will safely lead my weary soul
into (D major) a (G major) bet (D major) ter land (G major)
A pilgrim am I and a stranger here
A burden (C major) with toil and (G major) care
On earth I have no dwelling place
I look (A major) for a city floor square (D major)
I (G major) often go weary with longing
To go (C major) to that homeland fair (G major)
For I am just a stranger here,
but I'll be no (D major) stranger up (G major) there
A pilgrim am I and a stranger here,
all (C major) burdened with toil and (G major) care
On earth I have no dwelling place,
I look (A major) for a city for a (D major) square
I (G major) of ten grow weary with longing
to (C major) go to that homeland fair, (G major)
For I am just a stranger here,
but I'll be no (D major) stranger up (G major) there.
Let's sing that song.
What we've got next on the list,
our children?
Thank the Lord.
I see, thank you, Jesus.
We better sing that right now.
Thank the Lord.
Get up here right close to the
microphone.
Sing like we ain't getting in here
that good together.
I'm running up here.
I love to get my voices all together,
and then we can raise them right
up to (E flat major) the Lord.
Don't be afraid to sing.
Thank the Lord,
just sing for the glory of God.
Thank the Lord. you
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