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Original Key: A
Verse 1:
A Bm7
The cross has said it all,
A/C♯ D2
The cross has said it all.
A Bm7
I can't deny what You have shown,
C♯m7 D2
The cross speaks of a God of love;
E D2
There displayed for all to see,
A/C♯ D2
Jesus Christ our only hope,
E D2
A message of the Father's heart:
A/C♯ Bm7
"Come, my children, come on home."Chorus: A D A E As high as the heavn's are above the earth, A D A E So high is the measure of Your great love; A D A E As far as the east is from the west, A D A E A So far have You taken our sins from us. [Repeat] [to End]
Verse 2:
A Bm7
The cross has said it all,
A/C♯ D2
The cross has said it all.
A Bm7
I never recognized Your touch
C♯m7 D2
Until I met You at the cross.
E D2
We are fallen, dust to dust;
A/C♯ D2
How could You do this for us?
E D2
Son of God shed precious blood;
A/C♯ Bm7
Who can comprehend this love?Bridge: D E F♯m How high, how wide, how deep, A/C♯ G How high, how wide how deep. [Repeat] How high! [To Chorus]
THE CROSS HAS SAID IT ALL
The cross has said it all.
I can't deny what You have shown,
The cross speaks of a God of love;
There displayed for all to see,
Jesus Christ, our only hope,
A message of the Father's heart:
'Come, my children, come on home.'
As high as the heavens are above the earth,
So high is the measure of Your great love;
As far as the east is from the west,
So far have You taken our sins from us.
(Repeat)
The cross has said it all,
The cross has said it all.
I never recognized Your touch
Until I met You at the cross;
We are fallen, dust to dust,
How could You do this for us?
Son of God shed precious blood:
Who can comprehend this love?
How high, how wide, how deep;(Repeat x4)
How high!
Matt Redman & Martin Smith
Copyright © 1995 Thankyou Music
Writers: Matt Redman, Martin Smith
Themes: God's Love & Faithfulness, Salvation & Protection, The Cross & Redemption
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