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G C G There's a family Bible on the table Em A7 D7 Its pages torn and hard to read G C G But the family Bible on the table C G D7 G Will ever be my key to memo-ries C G At the end of day when work was over Em A7 D7 And when the evening meal was done G C G Dad would read to us from the family Bible C G D7 G And we'd count our many blessings one by one C F C I can see us sitting round the table G When from the family Bible dad would read C G And I can hear my mother softly singing C G D7 G Rock of ages rock of ages cleft for me C G This old world of ours is full of trouble Em A7 D7 But this old world would also better be G C G If we'd find more Bibles on the tables C G D7 G And mothers singing rock of ages cleft for me C F C I can see us sitting round the table G When from the family Bible dad would read C G And I can hear my mother softly singing C G D7 G Rock of ages rock of ages cleft for me
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