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Hymns Of The Cross

= 80
N.C. B B B7 E E /C
Voice
On a hill far a-way stood an old rug-ged cross, The

Choir Soprano

4 F F7 B B B7

em - blem of suf-fering and shame; And I love that old cross where the

E G7/D Cmaj7 C7 F Cm F F7 B Gm6

7 N.C.

dear - est and best For a world of lost sin - ers was slain. So I'll

10 Cm Cm7 F Fmaj7 F7 B E Cm7 B B 7/D E

cher - ish the old rug - ged cross, 'Til my trop - phies at last I lay

B F7 B B /A B 7/A E Em E m/C
13 N.C.

down; I will cling to the old rug - ged cross, And ex -

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B F/E F/C F7 B C7/G = 66 F F 7
16
N.C.

- change it some day for a crown. Be - neath the cross of

F Dm7 Gm7 Gm7/F C C7 F(sus2) F C/E Dm

20

Je - sus I fain would take my stand: The shad - ow of a

C7( 9) D7( 9) Gm D Gm7 B7 A(sus4)/G A/E F Gm7 C

N.C.
24

might - y rock With - in wea - ry land, A home with-in the

F Fmaj7 F7 B D/F D7( 9) Gm Cm7 Gm6 C7

28 N.C. N.C.

wil - der - ness, A rest up-on the way, From the burn - ing of the

rit. = 70

32
F F/E F7/E Gm F F B 7 C C7 F F7 Acapella

noon - tide heat, And the bur - - den of the day. In the cross,
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in the cross, Be my glo - ry Ev - er, (Ev-er.) 'Til my rap - tured

Ev - er,

B7
40

soul shall find Rest be - yond the ri - ver.

B7

= 80
44 N.C. Cm C m7 F F maj7 F 7 B E C m7 B B7/D

So I'll cher - ish the old rug - ged cross, 'Til my

Old rug ged cross, 'Til my

rit.
E Em F7 B B/A B7/A
47 N.C. Tempo I

trop - phies at last I lay down (lay down); I will cling to the old rug - ged

down;
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50 E Em Em/C B D D7

cross, And ex - change it some day in my

Old rug - ged cross.

= 120
Gm Fm7( 5) B(sus2) B F7 B7
52 N.C. N.C.

home far a-way! I'll ex - change it some day for a crown.

In that cross,

rit.
Gmaj7
56 N.C.
= 70

The cross. Be - neath the old rug - ged

Near the cross.

60
B B(sus4) Em/G B(sus4)

Cross.

Ooh Ooh
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64 B