In this ob ses sion with the things this world says make us (Dm7)hap py,
can’t see the slaves we are in all the search ing, all the (Dm7)grasp ing.
Like we de serve much more than all these bless ings we’re (Fmaj7)hold ing.
So now I’m run ning free in to an o cean of (Dm7)mer cy
un end ing.
So come and emp ty me so that it’s You I breathe.
I want my life to be on ly Christ in me.
So I will fix my eyes ’cause You’re my source of life.
I need the world to see that it’s Christ in me, yeah,
that it’s Christ in me, yeah,
yeah.
Done with what holds me down, the things I once was chas ing (Dm7)af ter.
Throw off these heav y chains that I have let be come my (Dm7)mas ter.
In this ob ses sion with the things this world says make us (Dm9)hap py,
yeah,
can’t see the slaves we are in all the search ing, all the (Dm7)grasp ing,
yeah.
So come and emp ty me so that it’s You I breathe.
I want my life to be on ly Christ in me.
So I will fix my eyes ’cause You’re my source of life.
I need the world to see on ly Christ in me, yeah,
on ly Christ in me, yeah,
yeah, on ly Christ in me.
Christ in me.
This page shows “Christ In Me” by Jeremy Camp 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 C at 92 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.