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No rep u ta tion, no state ly bear ing, no pal ace bed for roy al ty; but a star in the heav ens, a sign full of won der an nounc ing the com ing of the King of of kings.
Re (C)joice, O (G)world, your Sav ior has (D)come,
thru the (G)love of a vir gin’s (D)womb.
(C)Son of (G)God,
(Am)Son of (B)Man,
(Em)born (D)that (C)we (G)may (Am)have life.
You were (C)born that (G)we may have life.
A throne in a man ger, a in a cra dle, the den re veal
this glo ous plan
of the Child who would suf fer, the Child who would con quer the sin of ev wom an, the the sin of ev ’ry
Re (C)joice, O (G)world, your Sav ior has (D)come,
thru the (G)love of a vir gin’s (D)womb.
(C)Son of (G)God,
(Am)Son of (B)Man,
(Em)born (D)that (C)we (G)may (Am)have life.
You were (C)born that (G)we may have life.
A throne in a man life.
Re (C)born that (G)we may have life,
You were (C)born that (G)we may have life.
(Em)Born (D)that (C)we (G)may (Am)have life.
You were (C)born that (G)we may have life.
You were (C)born that (G)we may have life.
This page shows “Born That We May Have Life” by Chris Tomlin in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of G at 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.