God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

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[Chorus]
God Dmrest ye merry gentlemen
Let Bbnothing you disAmay
ReDmmember Christ our savior
Was Bbborn on Christmas Aday
To Gmsave us all from FSatan's power
When Dmwe were gone asCtray
Oh Ftidings of A7comfort and Dmjoy
[Verse]
From DmGod our heavenly father
The Bbblessed angel A7sus4cameA7  
And Dmunto certain shepherds
Brought Bbtidings of the A7sus4sameA7  
How Gmthat in BethleFhem was born
The DmSon of God by Cname
Bb/DOooh C/Eoooh, Ftidings of A7comfort and DmjoyC  
Bb/DOooh C/Eoooh, Ftidings of A7comfort and DmjoyDm  C/D  Dm  C/D  
[Verse]
DmFear not said the angel
Let Bbnothing you affA7sus4rightA7  
This Dmday is born a savior
Of Bbthe pure virgin A7sus4brightA7  
To Gmfree all those who Ftrust in him
From DmSatan's power and Cmight
Bb/DOooh C/Eoooh, Ftidings of A7comfort and DmjoyC  
Bb/DOooh C/Eoooh, Ftidings of A7comfort and DmjoyDm  C/D  Dm  C/D  
And Dmwhen they came to Bethlehem
Where Bbour dear savior A7sus4layA7  
They Dmfound him in the manger
Where Bboxen feed on A7sus4hayA7  
His Gmmother Mary Fkneeled down
And Dmto the Lord did Cpray
Bb/DOooh C/Eoooh, Ftidings of A7comfort and DmjoyC  
Bb/DOooh C/Eoooh, Ftidings of A7comfort and DmjoyDm  C/D  Dm  C/D  
[Outro]
God Dmrest ye merry gentlemen
Let Bbnothing you disAmay
ReDmmember Christ our savior
Was Bbborn on Christmas Aday (Slow rapidly on last line)
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The story behind the song

Garth Brooks is a country music superstar known for blending traditional country with pop and rock. He has released numerous studio and compilation albums, including three Christmas albums, which is where this song can be found. As you play, you're tapping into a rich musical legacy from an artist who has achieved immense popularity and success across multiple genres.

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