The cit y was Je (Em7)ru on ly he sa lem;
The time was long a (G7sus)go.
The peo ple called Him (Em)Je to sus,
the crime was the (G#dim)love He showed.
And I’m the one to (Em)blame;
I caused all the (E7)pain.
He gave Him self
the day He wore my (Fmaj7)crown.
He brought me love that (Em7)through on ly he could give;
I brought Him cause to (G7sus)cry.
And though He taught me (Em)how the live,
He I taught Him (G#dim)how to die.
And I’m the one to (Em)blame;
I caused all the (E7)pain.
He gave Him self
the day He wore my (Fmaj7)crown.
(F)crown.
He could have (Dm)called
His ho ly (F)Fa ther
and said, (F)“Take me a way, please (C)take me a way.” He could have (Dm)said,
“I’m not (G#dim)guil ty,
and I’m (Am)not gon na stay, I’m (G7sus)not gon na pay.”
(Fmaj7)crown.
I’m the one to (Em)blame.
I caused all the (E7)pain.
He gave Him self
the day He wore my (Fmaj7)crown.
This page shows “The Day He Wore My Crown” by Sandi Patty 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 100 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.