The wind is mov ing, but I am (B)stand ing (Bsus)still.
A life of pag es
(F)wait ing (G)to be (C)filled.
A heart me that’s hope ful, a head that’s (B)full of be (Bsus)dreams.
But this be (A)com ing is (F)hard er (G)than it (C)seems.
(G)Feels like
I’m look ing for a rea son, roam ing through the night to find my (B)place in this world, my place in this world.
Not a lot to lean on.
I need Your light to help me find my (B)place in this world, my place in this world.
If there are mil lions but I am (B)on their (Bsus)knees,
a mong the man y,
(F)can You (G)still hear (C)me?
A Hear me that’s ask ing, a head do (B)I of be (Bsus)long?
Is there a (A)vi sion that (F)I can (G)call my (C)own?
(G)Show me.”
I’m look ing for a rea son, roam ing through the night to find my (B)place in this world, my place in this world.
Not a lot to lean on.
I need Your light to help me find my (B)place in this world, my place in this world.
in this world.
Look ing for a rea son, roam ing through the night to find my (C)place in this world, my place in this world.
Not a lot to lean on.
I need Your light to help me find my (C)place in this world, my place in this world.
Look ing for a rea son, roam ing through the night to find my (C)place in this world, my place in this world.
Not a lot to lean on.
I need Your light to help me find my (C)place in this world, my place in this world.
This page shows “Place In This World” by Michael W. Smith 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 B at 80 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.