Tonalité : A major•
Verse 1
A
D
A
E
A
When the
great plants
E
of our cities
A
D
have turned out their last finished work,
when our merchants have sold
A
their last yard of silk
D
A
and dismissed their last tired clerk,
D
When our banks have
raked in their last dollar
A
and have paid the dividends,
when the judge of Earth
E
stays closed for the night
A
and asks for a balance, what then?
G
When the choir has sung its last anthem
A
E
A
an d the preacher has
made his last prayer,
E
when the people have heard
D
G
their last sermon,
D
A
and the sound has died on the air.
G
A
When the Bible lies closed on the altar,
D
an d the pews are all empty of men,
A
and each one stands facing his record,
E
and the great book is opened,
A
what then?
When the actors have played
their last drama,
E
A
and the mimic has made his last fun,
E
D
when the film has flashed its last picture
A
and the billboard has displayed
its last run.
D
When the crowds seeking
pleasure
have vanished
and gone out in the darkness again
A
E
and all of our lives flash before us
A
and we stand before him, what then?
D
When the bugle's call sinks into silence
A
E
an d the long marching
D
A
column stands still,
E
D
E
when the captain repeats his last orders
G
D
an d they've captured
A
the last fort and hill,
and the flag has been hauled
D
A
from the masthead,
D
an d the wounded a field checked in,
A
And a world that's rejected its
D
E
Savior is asked for a reason,
what then?
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