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song, but it has the chords in the wrong spots. So if you want to play with the cd here 
Capo 6th fret
Come Criding on a rushing wind
Blow Amthrough our hair and touch our skin
I want to Ffeel You nCow like I fAmelt You Gthen
CStrip away my calloused hearEmt
AmSet Your arrow hit Your mark
Can You Ftake me Cback to Amwhere loGve starts
Can You Ftake me Cback to Amwhere YGou are
Chorus
  CFather I'm running GFather I'm coming hFome
Cause AmI cannot go Gon
  CYour child is running, GFather I'm coming hFome
AmBack where I belGong
Interlude:   C   Am  G  
I knoCw You've heard this all before
When I'm Amdown and crying on the floor
Saying FI want CYou and Amnothing Gmore
But I'm Cbreaking in my heart toniEmght
I've Amtried to stand I've tried to fight
But I Fcannot Csee Amwithout Your Glight
No I Fcannot Cbreathe Amwithout GYou
Chorus
Violin solo:   C   Am  G  
CWhen I saw you I was ashamed
AmYou were pure and I was stained
But You Fran to Cme and AmYou called my Gname
There were Ftears of Cjoy uAmpon Your Gface
Ending:    C     Am   F   C   Am  G  

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by Phil Wickham

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song, but it has the chords in the wrong spots. So if you want to play with the cd here

Capo 6th fret

Come riding on a rushing wind

Blow through our hair and touch our skin

F C Am G

I want to feel You now like I felt You then

C Em

Strip away my calloused heart

Set Your arrow hit Your mark

F C Am G

Can You take me back to where love starts

F C Am G

Can You take me back to where You are

Chorus

C G F

Father I'm running Father I'm coming home

Am G

Cause I cannot go on

C G F

Your child is running, Father I'm coming home

Am G

Back where I belong

C Am G

Interlude:

I know You've heard this all before

When I'm down and crying on the floor

F C Am G

Saying I want You and nothing more

C Em

But I'm breaking in my heart tonight

I've tried to stand I've tried to fight

F C Am G

But I cannot see without Your light

F C Am G

No I cannot breathe without You

Chorus

C Am G

Violin solo:

When I saw you I was ashamed

You were pure and I was stained

F C Am G

But You ran to me and You called my name

F C Am G

There were tears of joy upon Your face

C Am F C Am G

Ending:

About Home Chords by Phil Wickham

Learn how to play Home by Phil Wickham with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Home chords”, “Home guitar chords”, or “Phil Wickham Home chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Home chords and for experienced players who want accurate Home lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Am, F, G, Em.

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The chords for "Home" show the original chord names (including C, Am, F, G, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.