Key: G Intro: G/B C2 Dsus Em7 G/B C2 Dsus G (Repeat)
Verse 1: G D I come before You today, Am Em and there's just one thing that I want to say C D C D Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord G D For all You've given to me, Am Em for all the blessings that I cannot see C D C D Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord G D With a grateful heart, with a song of praise Em C With an outstretched arm I'll bless Your Name and
Chorus: G D/F# Em C Thank You, Lord, I just want to thank You, Lord G D/F# Em C Thank You, Lord, I just want to thank You, Lord G/B C2 Dsus Em G/B C2 Dsus G
Verse 2: For all You've done in my life, You took my darkness and gave me Your light Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord You took my sin and my shame, You took my sickness and heal all my pain With a grateful heart, with a song of praise With an outstretched arm I'll bless Your Name and Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord
Other: G D Em C G D/F# Em C
Coda: G D With a grateful heart, with a song of praise Em C With an outstretched arm I'll bless Your Name and
Chorus 2: G D/F# Em C Thank You, Lord, I just want to thank You, Lord G D/F# Em C Thank You, Lord, I just want to thank You, Lord G D/F# Em C Thank You, Lord, I just want to thank You, Lord G D/F# Em C Thank You, Lord, I just want to thank You, Lord G/B C2 Dsus Em7 G/B C2 Dsus G G/B C2 Dsus Em7 G/B C2 Dsus G
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There's an old gospel song with the title "Thank You Lord". I remember it from my childhood in New Jersey, 1950s. But for whatever reasons, I actually can only remember the chorus and the one verse:
chorus: Thank you Lord Thank you Lord Thank you Lo-or-ord I just want to thank you Lord.
He's so good He's so good He's so good-o-ood I just want to thank you Lord.
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Maybe the actual title for that gospel song is "I Just Want To Thank You Lord" as that is the end line for the chorus and for each verse.