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Alrightokuhhuhamen
Bb Eb Bb Ebmaj7
Bb Eb2 Bb Eb2
Bb Eb
Well the Lord said let there be and there was
Bb Eb
On the earth below and in the sky above
Bb2/D Eb2
Well then He knocked off work cause it was Friday night
Bb/F Gm7 Ab2 Eb
Come Saturday morning, everything's just alright, sure enough
Bb Eb
Well the Lord said let man choose and man did
Bb Eb
Well there's been sorrow and trouble in the world ever since
Bb2/D Eb2
But there's hope for us still in the Word God says
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If we just be smart enough to just say yes
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Smart enough to say yes to Him, saying


Chorus:
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Alright - O K - uhhuh - amen
Bb/D Eb Gm F Eb/Ab
Saying alright - O K - uhhuh - amen
Cm7sus Bb/D
As it was in the beginning
Eb Bb+/Gb
It will be until the end
Bb/D Eb Gm F Bb
Saying alright - O K - uhhuh - amen
Eb2 Bb Eb2
Now the Lord said Church you better love
'Cause it's a wounded world that needs a healing touch
And He gave us a promise and He gave us a job
He'll be with us but the work is up to us, it's up to us
And the Lord is sure speaking to you
So set aside your pride and your anger too
To say the time is short just means the time is now
Every tongue'll confess and every knee is gonna to bow
Every knee is gonna bow to the truth, and saying
Alrightokuhhuhamen, saying alrightokuhhuhamen
You can argue with your Maker but you know that you just can't win
So say it, alrightokuhhuhamen (let me hear you say)
Say alrightokuhhuhamen
C/Bb Db/Bb
Don't have to be no hunger, don't have to be no war
Eb/Bb Gb/Bb Ab2/Bb
Don't love this world any longer, you better learn how to say yes to the Lord
Alrightokuhhuhamen, saying alrightokuhhuhamen
You can argue with your Maker
Or know the joy of saying yes to, to Him (let me hear ya say)
Alrightokuhhuhamen, say it, alrightokuhhuhamen
You can argue with your Maker
Or know the joy of saying yes to Him (so let me hear ya say)
Alrightokuhhuhamen, say it, alrightokuhhuhamen
As it was in the beginning
It will be until the end (so let me hear ya say)
Repeat CHORUS and fade
Words and music by Rich Mullins
© 1989 Edward Grant (ASCAP)