Steeple Song

        D
I don't care how many buses you own
                       A
Or the size of your sanctuary
A
Doesn't matter how steep
Your steeple is, if it's sittin' on 
      D
a cemetery
        D
I don't care if you pave your 
parking lot
                      G
Or put pads upon your pews
     A
What good is a picture perfect stage
                          D
If you're missin' all the cues
        D
I don't care if your pastor is super
 powered
                          A
And your program's always new
A
What you need is love and truth
                          D
And men are gonna come to you
           D
It doesn't matter if you know the 
Bible
                         G
If it's all just in your head
        A
But the thing I need to ask you
                              D
Is have you done the things I said?

[Chorus]
                 A
Do you love your wife?
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    G                       
For her and for and for your 
 A
children
        D                Bm
Are you layin' down your life?
               A
What about the others?
        G           A
Are you livin' as a servant
        Bm               A
To your sisters and your brothers?
       Bm                G        
Do you make the poor man beg you 
     A
for a bone?
       Bm            G        
Do the widow and the orphan cry 
   A
alone?

[Verse 2]
        D
I don't care if you pray for 
miracles
I don't care if you speak with 
A
tongues
A
I don't care if you've said you love
 Me
                     D
In every song you've sung
           D
It doesn't matter if your sacrifice 
of praise
                            G
Is loud enough to raise the dead
    A
The thing I need to ask you
                              D
Is have you done the things I said?

[Chorus]
                 A
Do you love your wife?
     G                A
With all you've got inside you
        D                Bm
Are you layin' down your life?
               A
What about the others?
        G           A
Are you livin' as a servant
        Bm               A
To your sisters and your brothers?
       Bm                G        
Do you make the poor man beg you 
     A
for a bone?
       Bm            G        
Do the widow and the orphan cry 
   A
alone?

[Ending]
D
Lord, when were you a prisoner
                       A
But we did not come to you
N.C.
When was it that we saw you sick
                      D
That we didn't follow through
      D
Every time you turned your head
       D      E   F#   G
And pretended not to see
         A
When you did it not to the least of 
these
                  D
You did it not to me