G G D GG G D GC C C CG G D G [Verse 1]G D G There were ninety and nine that safely layG D In the shelter of the foldG But one was out on the hills awayD G Far off from the gates of goldB Em B Em Away on the mountains wild and bareG D G Away from the tender shepherd's careG D G Away from the tender shepherd's careG G C DG G C D [Verse 2]G D G "Oh thou hast here thy ninety and nineG D Are they not enough for thee?"G But our shepherd made answer:G D G "This of mine has wandered away from me!B Em B Em And though the road be rough and steepG D G I go to the desert to find my sheep!G D G I go to the desert to find me sheep!"G G C DG G C D [Verse 3]G D G None of the ransomed ever knewG D How deep were the waters crossedG Nor how dark was the night that the Lord passed thoughD G Ere he found his sheep that was lostB Em B Em Out in the desert he heard its cryG D G Sick and helpless and ready to dieG D G Sick and helpless and ready to dieG G G GG G G GC C C CG G D GG G G G [Verse 4]G D G But all though the mountains, thunder-rivenG D And up from the rocky steepG There rose a glad cry at the gates of heav'nD G "Rejoice, I have found my sheep!"B Em B Em And the angels echoed around the throneG D G "Rejoice, for the Lord brings back his own!G D G Rejoice for the Lord brings back his own!"
The Ninety And Nine
Andrew Peterson
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