There’s a (Am7)peace I’ve come to know,
though my (C)heart and flesh may fail.
There’s an (Am7)an chor for my soul.
I can say,
“It is well.”
Je sus has o ver come,
and the grave is o ver whelmed.
The (C)vic to ry is won;
He is (Am7)ris en from the dead.
And I will rise
when He calls my name;
no more sor row, no more pain.
I will rise
on ea gles’ wings, be fore my God fall on my knees, and rise.
I will rise.
There’s a (Am7)day that’s draw ing near
when this (C)dark ness breaks to light,
and the (Am7)shad ows dis ap pear,
and my faith shall be my eyes.
Je sus has o ver come,
and the grave is o ver whelmed.
The (C)vic to ry is won;
He is (Am7)ris en from (G)the dead.
And I will rise
when He calls my name;
no more sor row, no more pain.
I will rise
on ea gles’ wings, be fore my God fall on my knees, and rise.
I will rise.
And I hear the voice of man y an gels sing,
“Wor thy is the Lamb!”
And I hear the cry of ev ’ry long ing heart,
“Wor thy is the Lamb!”
And I hear the voice of man y an gels sing,
“Wor thy is the Lamb!”
And I hear the cry of ev ’ry long ing heart,
“Wor thy is the Lamb!”
And I hear the voice ing heart,
“Wor thy is the Lamb!
Wor thy is the Lamb!”
I will rise
when He calls my name;
no more sor row, no more pain.
I will rise
on ea gles’ wings, be fore my God fall on my knees, and rise.
I will rise.
I will rise.
This page shows “I Will Rise” 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 C at 80 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.