In my worldview, there's an issue with instrumental worship being used in worship toward God. However, in 
recent years, I've come to accept that whereas instrumental music has no place in regular 
first-day-of-the-week Christian assemblies, either Biblically or historically, each aspect of our lives 
should give credit/glory to God, and that includes feeling good about the day or tinkering on the guitar. 
Accordingly, even though swinging a golf club and making a hole in one should not be part of the 
regular Christian worship, Christian worship should be incorporated into both the front and the back 
nine. Ditto guitar playing.



    [D]               [G]
The sun's comin' up / In the early mornin'.
[D]                        [C]      [D]
This is the day / That the Lord has made.

                               [G]
If you're feelin' fine, / Give thanks to the Creator;
   [D]                    [C]       [D]
He gives good things / to those who wait.

For those of us / Who're sufferin' from trouble,
It's just a blip / on the radar screen.

'Cause when He comes, / He's comin' in glory.
He'll fix those things / that are givin' us pain.

Chorus:
   [D]                  [G]
So shout for joy! / The Beauty is comin'!
[D]                   [C]    [D]
Shout for joy! / He's on His way!
                     [G]
Shout for joy! / The damage will be undone!
[D]                         [C]     [A on whistle]-[D]-[G on End, D, A, D]
Shout for joy! / 'Cause the bill is paid.

Whistle:

Repeat Chorus:

Repeat Whistle:

End: