I am (Fmaj7)ti red and (F6)wea ry but (Bb6)I must toil (Bb)on till the (Fmaj7)Lord comes to (G7)call me a (C7)way,

where the (Fmaj7)morn ing is (F6)bright and the (Bb6)Lamb is the (Bb)light and the (Fmaj7)night is as (G7)fair as (C7)the (F6)day.

There’ll be (Bb)peace in the (Bb6)val ley for (Fmaj7)me some day, there’ll be peace in the (G7)val ley for (C7)me.

(G7)I (C7)pray no more (F)sor row and (F7)sad ness or (Bb)trou ble will (G7)be, there’ll be (Fmaj7)peace in the (G7)val ley (C7)for (Bbm7)me.

There the (Fmaj7)flow’rs will be (F6)bloom ing, the (Bb6)grass will be (Bb)green, and the (Fmaj7)skies will be (G7)clear and se (C7)rene.

The the (Fmaj7)sun ev er (F6)shines, giv ing (Bb6)one end less (Bb)beam and no (Fmaj7)clouds there will (G7)ev er (C7)be (F6)seen.

There’ll be (Bb)peace in the (Bb6)val ley for (Fmaj7)me some day, there’ll be peace in the (G7)val ley for (C7)me.

(G7)I (C7)pray no more (F)sor row and (F7)sad ness or (Bb)trou ble will (G7)be, there’ll be (Fmaj7)peace in the (G7)val ley (C7)for (Bbm7)me.

No the (Bbm7)me.