G C D G G6 Em C D G [Verse 1] All the streets are filled with laughter and lightC D And the music of the seasonG And the merchants' windows are all brightG6 Em With the faces of the childrenC G And the families hurrying to their homesC G As the sky darkens and freezesC G We'll be gathering around their hearths and tablesEm D Giving thanks for good gracesC D G And the birth of the rebel Jesus [Verse 1] They call him by the prince of peaceC D And they call him by the saviourG And they pray to him upon the seasG6 Em And in every bold endeavourC G And they fill his churches with their pride and goldC G As their faith in him increasesC G But they've turned the nature that I worshipped inEm D From a temple to a robber's denC D G In the words of the rebel Jesus [Verse 3] We guard our world with locks and gunsC D And we guard our fine possessionsG And once a year when Christmas comesG6 Em We give to our relationsC G And perhaps we give a little to the poorC G If the generosity should seize usC G But if any one of us should interfereEm D In the business of why there are poorC D G They get the same as the rebel Jesus [Verse 4] But pardon me if I have seemedC D To take the tone of judgmentG For I've no wish to come betweenG6 Em This day and your enjoymentC G In a life of hardship and of earthly toilC G There’s a need for anything that frees usC So I bid you pleasureG And I bid you cheerEm D From a Heathen and a PaganC D G On the side of the rebel Jesus
Rebel Jesus
Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle
- C
- D
- Em
- G
- G6
Continua depois do anúncio
Tom:
- C
- D
- Em
- G
- G6