My wife helped me figure this one out.
Hope it's good.
It might be played in F, but for our voices it worked better in D.
Enjoy
Verse 1
[D]Sarah, take me [G]by my [D]arm
[D]Tomorrow we are C[G]anaan b[A]ound
Where [Bm]westward s[A]ails the [D]golden [G]sun
And [D]Hebron's h[G]ills are [A]amber c[D]rowned
Verse 2
So [D]bid your troubled [G]heart be [D]still
[D]The grass, they say, is [G]soft and [A]green
The [Bm]trees are [A]tall and [D]honey-f[G]illed
So, S[D]arah, [G]come and w[A]alk with [D]me[A]
Chorus:
Like the [Bm]stars acr[A]oss the he[D]avens f[G]lung
Like [D]water in the d[G]esert s[A]prung
Like the gr[Bm]ains of san[A]d, our m[D]any so[G]ns
Oh, [D]Sarah, f[G]air and [A]barren o[Bm]ne
[G]Come to C[A]anaan, c[D]ome
Verse 3
I trembled at the voice of God
A voice of love and thunder deep
With love He means to save us all
And Love has chosen you and me
Played same as chorus:
Long after we are dead and gone
A thousand years our tale be sung
How faith compelled and bore us on
How barren Sarah bore a son
So come to Canaan, come
Where [Bm]westward sa[A]ils the [D]golden s[G]un
And [D]Hebron's hills are [G]amber cr[A]owned
Oh, [Bm]Sarah, t[A]ake me b[D]y my a[G]rm
[D]Tomorrow [G]we are C[A]anaan [D]Bound
Hope it's good.
It might be played in F, but for our voices it worked better in D.
Enjoy
Verse 1
[D]Sarah, take me [G]by my [D]arm
[D]Tomorrow we are C[G]anaan b[A]ound
Where [Bm]westward s[A]ails the [D]golden [G]sun
And [D]Hebron's h[G]ills are [A]amber c[D]rowned
Verse 2
So [D]bid your troubled [G]heart be [D]still
[D]The grass, they say, is [G]soft and [A]green
The [Bm]trees are [A]tall and [D]honey-f[G]illed
So, S[D]arah, [G]come and w[A]alk with [D]me[A]
Chorus:
Like the [Bm]stars acr[A]oss the he[D]avens f[G]lung
Like [D]water in the d[G]esert s[A]prung
Like the gr[Bm]ains of san[A]d, our m[D]any so[G]ns
Oh, [D]Sarah, f[G]air and [A]barren o[Bm]ne
[G]Come to C[A]anaan, c[D]ome
Verse 3
I trembled at the voice of God
A voice of love and thunder deep
With love He means to save us all
And Love has chosen you and me
Played same as chorus:
Long after we are dead and gone
A thousand years our tale be sung
How faith compelled and bore us on
How barren Sarah bore a son
So come to Canaan, come
Where [Bm]westward sa[A]ils the [D]golden s[G]un
And [D]Hebron's hills are [G]amber cr[A]owned
Oh, [Bm]Sarah, t[A]ake me b[D]y my a[G]rm
[D]Tomorrow [G]we are C[A]anaan [D]Bound
