(Bb7)We have (Eb)come in to His house and gath ered in His (Ab)name (Eb)to (Bb)wor ship (Bb7)Him.
We have (Fm7)come in to His (Bb7)house and (Fm7)gath ered in His (Bb7)name (Bb)to (Ab)wor ship (Eb)Him.
We have (Bbm)come in to His (Eb7)house and (Bbm)gath ered in His (Eb7)name to (Ab)wor ship Christ the (Abm6)Lord.
(Eb)Wor (G7)ship (Cm)Him, (Fm7)Christ
(Bb7)the (Eb)Lord.
(Bb7)Let’s for (Eb)get a bout our selves and mag ni fy the (Ab)Lord (Eb)and (Bb)wor ship (Bb7)Him.
Let’s for (Fm7)get a bout our (Bb7)selves and (Fm7)mag ni fy the (Bb7)Lord (Bb)and (Ab)wor ship (Eb)Him.
Let’s for (Bbm)get a bout our (Eb7)selves and (Bbm)mag ni fy the (Eb7)Lord and (Ab)wor ship Christ the (Abm6)Lord.
(Eb)Wor (G7)ship (Cm)Him,
(Fm7)Christ
(Bb7)the (Eb)Lord.
(Bb7)Let’s for (Eb)Lord.
This page shows “We Have Come Into His House” by Bruce Ballinger 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 Ab at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.