Walk You Home

G C G You look like your mama G D C Oh, how I love your mama G D C Em D C You look like I wasted most of my life hitting on girls that weren't my future wife G D C But I was impatient G D C I'm so glad I failed each one I'd find G D C Em D C Gave them affection, but I just don't reckon they liked that they all got it at the same time Em D But something had changed when the Lord Jesus came G D C And He breathed all His life in my bones Em D No need to chase women to try to quench thirst G D C I can drink from the fountain alone G D C I can drink from the fountain alone G D I can drink from the fountain alone G C G D G D C G C G You joke like your Dad G D C Oh, how I love your daddy so G D C Em D C I know he was worried when I came around cause I've never carried the best name in town G D C But he was so patient G D C I'm so glad he talked with me that night G D C Em D C I said, "there's no reason that you should believe, but I'm not the same man that I've been most my life." Em D But something had changed when the Lord Jesus came G D C And He breathed all His life in my bones Em D No need to chase women to try to quench thirst G D C I can drink from the fountain alone Em D G Gmaj7 Em But I crashed into you on my way to his house while we both walked the long narrow road C D I said, "Darling, I know that I can't save your soul. You mind if I just walk you home?" G C G D G D C G C G I know you love me G D C And darling you know I love you too G D C Em D C But I only love you because of the one who loved me long before I was knit in a womb Em D 'Cause something had changed when Lord Jesus came G D C And He breathed all His life in my bones Em D G D C Now I know that he is all I'll all ever need to come fill up my heart's catacombs Em D G Gmaj7 Em But I crashed into you on my way to his house while we both walked the long narrow road C D I said, "Come follow me, I don't have what you need, but I'd love if I could walk you home." G C G D G D C Em D G Gmaj7 Em I said, "I'll take this woman to have and to hold," knowing one day I won't get to hold you no more C D G There's no way to be sure who he'll welcome in first, but I'd love to walk you to the door