The Seven Rejoices Of Mary

Loreena McKennitt

  • Am
  • Bb
  • C
  • Dm
  • F
Tom:
[Intro] Dm Bb F C
Dm Bb Am C
Dm Bb F C
Dm Bb C
Dm Bb F C The first good joy that Mary had
Dm Bb Am C It was the joy of one
Dm Bb F C The first rejoice that Mary had
Dm Bb C Dm Was to see her new born son
F C F To see her new born son good man
Dm Bb Am And blessed may he be
Dm Bb F C Sing Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Dm Bb C Dm To all eternity
Dm Bb F C The next good joy that Mary had
Dm Bb Am C It was the joy of two
Dm Bb F C To see her son Jesus
Dm Bb C Dm Make the lame to go
F C F The next rejoice that Mary had
Dm Bb Am C It was the joy of three
Dm Bb F C To see her own son Jesus
Dm Bb C Dm To make the blind to see
F C F To make the blind to see good man
Dm Bb Am C And blessed may he be
Dm Bb F C Sing Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Dm Bb C Dm To all eternity
[Solo] Dm Bb F C
Dm Bb C
Dm Bb F C The next good joy our lady had
Dm Bb Am C It was the joy of four
Dm Bb F C It was the rejoice of her dear son
Dm Bb C Dm When he read the bible o'er
F C F The next good joy that Mary had
Dm Bb Am C It was the joy of five
Dm Bb F C To see her own son Jesus
Dm Bb C Dm To make the dead alive
F C F To make the dead alive good man
Dm Bb Am C And blessed may he be
Dm Bb F C Sing Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Dm Bb C Dm To all eternity
[Solo] F C F Dm
Bb Am C
Dm Bb F C
Dm Bb C
Dm Bb F C The next rejoice our lady had
Dm Bb Am C It was the rejoice of six
Dm Bb F C To see her own son Jesus
Dm Bb C Dm To bear the crucifix
F C F The next good joy that Mary had
Dm Bb Am C It was the joy of seven
Dm Bb F C To see her own son Jesus
Dm Bb C Dm To wear the crown of heaven
F C F To wear the crown of heaven good man
Dm Bb Am C And blessed may he be
Dm Bb F C Sing Father, Son and Holy Ghost
Dm Bb C Dm To all eternity
F C F And glory may he be
Dm Bb Am C And blessed now be she
Dm Bb F C And those who sing the seven long verses
Dm Bb C Dm In honour of our lady
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Composição: Mac Kennitt Loreena e Public Domain

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