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Daylight

John Mark Mcmillan
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
Daylight  comes  to meet  you on the road
 like a prodigal son,  a prodigal  hope  that
 you gave  up on, when  you were young
 but daylight  is coming  on
We  live on the edge,  on the edge  of a darkness
We  live on the edge,  on the edge  of a darkness
 but daylight  is coming  on
Heaven  bends low  for the naked  and the poor
 to settle  up a debt,  to settle  up a score
 to set  up a table  on the edge  of a war
 cause we've  been bleeding  on the edge  of the sword
 Am all the way through once, then back to  -  -  - )
 The boardwalk is painted red with the blood
 Of a thousand prospective heroes but one
 Still cries out beyond all the grave and the flood
 Where the blackest abysses cannot overcome
 If you have any input or corrections, check out my blog for more info and
 let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!

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Readable chord sheet for Daylight by John Mark Mcmillan

[Am]Daylight c[F]omes to [C]meet you on the [G]road
like a [Am]prodigal [F]son, a [C]prodigal hop[G]e that
you [Am]gave up [F]on, [C]when you were [G]young
but [Am]daylight is [F]coming on   [C]         [G]

[Am]We live on the [F]edge,[C] on the [G]edge of a [Am]darkness   [F]       [C]          [G]
[Am]We live on the [F]edge,[C] on the [G]edge of a [Am]darkness   [F]
but d[C]aylight is co[G]ming on

[Am]Heaven bends [F]low for the [C]naked and the [G]poor
to [Am]settle up a d[F]ebt, to [C]settle up a sc[G]ore
to [Am]set up a [F]table on the [C]edge of a [G]war
cause [Am]we've been [F]bleeding on the [C]edge of the [G]sword

Am all the way through once, then back to [Am] - [F] - [C] - [G])
The boardwalk is painted red with the blood
Of a thousand prospective heroes but one
Still cries out beyond all the grave and the flood
Where the blackest abysses cannot overcome

If you have any input or corrections, check out my blog for more info and
let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!

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