Joy ful, joy ful, (C)Lord, we a dore Thee.
God of (E)glo ry, (A7)Lord of love.
Hearts un fold like (C)flow ers be fore Thee,
hail Thee as the (D)sun a bove.
Melt the clouds of sin and sad ness, (F#)drive the dark of (Bm7)doubt (E)a (A)way.
Giv er of im (C9)mor tal glad ness,
fill us with the light.
Fill us with the light.
Oh, (Em)fill us with the light of (Bb)day.
Joy ful.
(Eb)joy (F)ful, (Eb9)Lord, we a dore Thee.
God of (C)glo (F)ry, (C)Lord of love.
Hearts un fold like (Eb9)flow ers be fore Thee, (Cm7)hail (B7)Thee (Bb7)as (D)the (Eb)sun a (F)bove.
Melt (C)the (F)clouds (G7)of (C)sin, sin (C)and (F)sad ness.
(A7)Drive the dark of (Dm)doubt (G)a (C)way, drive it a (F)way.
Giv er of im mor tal glad ness, fill (D7)us, (Gm7)fill us (F)with (Bb)the (B)light (Bb)of (F)day.
(Eb)Light (Bb)of (F)day.
You down with (F)G O D?
(Yeah, (Bb)you know me!) You down with (F)G O D?
(Yeah, (Bb)you know me!) You down with (F)G O D?
(Yeah, (Bb)you know me!) You down with (F)G O D?
(Bb)(Ev ’ry bod y!) Peace!
(C)Come and join the (F)cho rus!
(G7)The (C)might y, might y (F)cho rus (A7)which the morn ing (Dm)stars (G)be (C5)gan.
The Fa ther of Love is (Eb)reign ing o ver us.
What have you done for Him late ly?
Oo
yeah!
What have you (Fm)done for Him late ly?
(Dm7)He watch es (G7)o ver (Bbmaj7)ev ’ry thing,
(D7)so we sing:
Joy ful, (F)joy (G)ful, (F9)Lord we a dore Thee.
God of (D)glo (G)ry, (D)Lord of love.
Hearts un fold like (Cmaj9)flow ers be (F9)fore Thee, (Dm7)hail (Db7)Thee (C7)as (E)the (F)sun a (G)bove.
Melt (D)the (G)clouds (A7)of (D)sin, sin (D)and (G)sad ness.
(B7)Drive the dark of (Ebm)doubt (A)a (D)way, drive it a (F)way.
Giv er of im mor tal glad ness, fill (E)us, (Am7)fill us (G)with (C)the (C#)light (C)of (G)day.
(F)Light (C)of (G)day!
This page shows “Joyful, Joyful” by Mervyn Warren 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 D at 90 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.