The rea son why
I stand,
the (D)an swer lies in You.
You I’ll hung to make me strong,
and (D)though my praise was few.
When I fall, I bring Your (F#m)name down.
But (Dmaj7)I have found in You
a heart that bleeds for (F#m)give ness, re (D)plac ing all these thoughts of
have (C#m7)pain ful mem o ries.
But I know that
Your re (C#m7)sponse will al ways be:
I’ll take you back
al ways, yeah,
e ven when your fight is o ver now,
e ven when your fight is o ver now.
I’ll take you back
al ways, yeah,
e ven when the pain is com (Bm7)ing through,
e ven when the pain is com (Dsus2)ing through,
I’ll take you (A)back.
You sat is fy
this cry
of (D)what I’m look ing for.
And I’ll take to all I can
and (D)lay it down be fore
When the throne of end less (F#m)grace, now, that (Dmaj7)ra di ates what’s true.
I’m in the on ly (F#m)place that e (D)ras es all these faults that
have (C#m7)o ver tak en me.
But I know that
Your re (C#m7)sponse will al ways be:
I’ll take you back
al ways, yeah,
e ven when your fight is o ver now,
e ven when your fight is o ver now.
I’ll take you back
al ways, yeah,
e ven when the pain is com (Bm7)ing through,
e ven when the pain is com (Dsus2)ing through,
I’ll take you (A)back.
I’ll take you (Dmaj9)back.
I can on ly speak with a grate ful heart, as I’m pierced by this gift of Your love.
I will al ways bring an of fer ing.
I can nev er thank You e nough.
You take me back
al ways, yeah,
e ven when my fight is o ver now,
e ven when my fight is o ver now.
You take me back
al ways, yeah,
e ven when my pain is com (Bm7)ing through,
e ven when my pain is (Dsus2)com ing through.
You take me (A)back
al ways,
e ven when my fight is o (Bm7)ver now,
e ven when my fight is o (Dsus2)ver now.
You take me (A)back
al ways,
e ven when my pain is com (Bm7)ing through,
e ven when my pain is com (Dsus2)ing through,
You take me back.
This page shows “Take You Back” by Jeremy Camp 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 A at 120 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.