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Psalm 1

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[Intro]
G D C D G
[Verse 1]
1   Bless-ed Gis the one who dDoes not walk wiCthin the wiDcked Gway,
    Nor stand Gin the path of Dsinners, nor sit Cwhere the sDcoffers Gstay.
2   But he Emtakes delight in foCll’wing what the EmLord’s law says is Cright,
    On that Glaw he meditDates both in the Cday and Din the Gnight.
[Break]
G D C D G
[Verse 2]
3   He will Gbe just like a Dtree that’s planted Cby the sDtreams that Gflow;
    Yielding Gfruit within its Dseason, leaves that Cever Dhealthy Ggrow.
4   In all Emthings he does, he Cprospers; but the Emwicked are not Cso;
    They are Glike the useless cDhaff that’s cast aCway by Dwinds that Gblow.
[Break]
G D C D G
[Verse 3]
5   Thus, the Gwicked will not Dstand when comes the Cfinal DJudgment GDay;
    Nor will Gsinners join the Dgath’ring of the Crighteous Din the GWay.
6   For the EmLord knows well and Cwatches o’er the Emway the righteous Cown;
    But the Gway the wicked cDhoose will perish Cand be DoverthGrown.
[Outro]
G D C D G

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Psalm 1

by Misc Praise Songs

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[Intro]

G D C D G

[Verse 1]

G D C D G

1 Bless-ed is the one who does not walk within the wicked way,

G D C D G

Nor stand in the path of sinners, nor sit where the scoffers stay.

Em C Em C

2 But he takes delight in foll’wing what the Lord’s law says is right,

G D C D G

On that law he meditates both in the day and in the night.

[Break]

G D C D G

[Verse 2]

G D C D G

3 He will be just like a tree that’s planted by the streams that flow;

G D C D G

Yielding fruit within its season, leaves that ever healthy grow.

Em C Em C

4 In all things he does, he prospers; but the wicked are not so;

G D C D G

They are like the useless chaff that’s cast away by winds that blow.

[Break]

G D C D G

[Verse 3]

G D C D G

5 Thus, the wicked will not stand when comes the final Judgment Day;

G D C D G

Nor will sinners join the gath’ring of the righteous in the Way.

Em C Em C

6 For the Lord knows well and watches o’er the way the righteous own;

G D C D G

But the way the wicked choose will perish and be overthrown.

[Outro]

G D C D G

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