I won dered how to come to You.
I did not dare be lieve it true that (C)You re gard the or phaned ones be (C)lov ed (F)daugh ters, (G)wor thy (C)sons.
The bro ken and the bar ren too, I heard could find some rest in You.
What (C)kind of love in in j’ry’s place would (C)lov ed (F)daugh ters, (G)wor thy (C)sons.
The bro (C)leave in (F)stead the (G)stain of (Csus)grace?
So I (F)come
in sor row and I (Dm)come
in shame,
I (Am)come to the cross with my
pain.
Just (C)as I am,
with out
one plea,
but (G)that
Thy (F)blood
was shed (G)for
(Fmaj7)me,
and (C)that Thou bidd’st
me come
to Thee.
O Lamb
of God,
(Fmaj7)I come,
I come.
The par don that I found from sin spilled out from where the nails went in.
My (C)heart will ev er more pro claim: I (C)had not (F)lived un (G)til that (C)day.
I know there is a crown for me be yond where (C)mor tal eyes
can (Am7)see.
And I don’t nod to an y man, but of fer (F)me just (G)as I (Csus)am.
So I (F)come
re joic ing,
with (Dm)hands
held high,
and I (Am)come sing ing words of new (G)life.
Just
of God,
(C)O Lamb of
(F)God I come.
This page shows “Just As I Am” by Nichole Nordeman 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 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.