G D [Verse 1]G D O humble carpenter, down on Your hands and kneesG Em D A Look on Your handiwork and build a house so You may dwell in meEm D/F# A So You may dwell in me [Chorus 1]G D Bm The work was done with nothing butA G Wood and nails in your scar-born handsD Bm O show me how to work and praiseA Bm G Trusting that I am Your instrument [Verse 2]G D O loving laborer with the sweat upon your faceG Em D/F# A O, build a table that I too may join You in the Fa - ther's placeEm D/F# A O, in the Fa - ther's place[Chorus 1]G D Bm The work was done with nothing butA G Wood and nails in your scar-born handsD Bm O show me how to work and praiseA Bm G Trusting that I am your instrument [Interlude]G DG DBm G [Chorus 2]D Bm7 The kingdom's come and built uponA Bm G Wood and nails gripped with joy - ful - nessD Bm7 So send me out, within Your waysA Bm G Knowing that the task is fin - ished [Chorus 3]D Bm7 The dead will rise and give You praiseA Bm G Wood and nails will not hold them downD Bm7 These wooden tombs, we'll break them soonA Bm G And fashion them into flower bedsD Bm7 The curse is done, the battle wonA Bm G Swords bent down into plow - sharesD Bm7 Your scar-born hands, we'll join with themA G Serving at the table You've pre - pared [Interlude]G D [Otro] N.C. O humble carpenter
Wood And Nails
The Porter's Gate
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