Sorrow

Em C D G Father can you hear me? G C Em D How have I let you down? G C D Em I curse the day that I was born Em C D G And all the sorrow in this world Em C D G Let me take you to the hurting ground G C Em D Where all good men are trampled down G C D Em Just to settle a bet that could not be won Em C D G Between a prideful father and his son Em C D G Will you guide me now, for I can't see a reason G C Em D for the suffering and this long misery G C D Em What if every living soul could be upright and strong Em C D G Well, then I do imagine... G D Em C G There will be sorrow G D Em C G Yeah there will be sorrow G D Em C G Em D And there will be sorrow, no more Em C D G When all soldiers lay their weapons down G C Em D Or when all kings and all queens relinquish their crowns G C D Em Or when the only true messiah rescues us from ourselves Em C D G It's easy to imagine... G D Em C G There will be sorrow G D Em C G Yeah there will be sorrow G D Em C G Em D And there will be sorrow, no more G D Em C G There will be sorrow G D Em C G Yeah there will be sorrow G D Em C G Em D And there will be sorrow, no more