To (F)There is a (Dm7)joy in the (F)jour ney,
there’s a (Bbmaj7)light we can (C7sus)love on the (Bb)way.
who be (F)There is a (Dm7)won der and (Bb)wild ness to (Bb)life, and free dom for (C7)those who o (F)bey.
And (Am7)all those who seek it shall (Bb)find it,
a (Am7)par don for all who be (Bb)lieve.
Re (Am7)Hope for the hope less and sight for the (Bb)blind.
To (F)all who’ve been (Dm7)born of the (F)Spir it
and who (Bbmaj7)share in car (C7sus)na tion with (Bb)Him,
who be (F)long to e (Dm7)ter ni ty, (Bb)strand ed in (Bb)time, and wear y of (C7)strug gling with (F)sin.
For (Am7)get not the hope that’s be (Bb)fore you,
and (Am7)nev er stop count ing the (Bb)cost.
Re (Am7)mem ber the hope less ness when you were (Bb)lost?
(F)bey.
And (Bb)free dom for (C7)those who o (F)bey.
This page shows “Joy In The Journey” by Michael Card 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 Bb at 120 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.