O God, Our Help In Ages Past (Traditional Hymn)

{comment: Verse 1} 
O [G]God, our h[D/F#]elp in a[C]ges pa[G]st
Our ho[Em]pe for ye[A]ars to co[D/F#]me,
Our sh[Em]elter fro[D/F#]m the s[C]tormy bl[B]ast,
And o[C]ur et[D/F#]ernal ho[G]me;
 
{comment: Verse 2}
Und[G]er the sh[D/F#]adow o[C]f Thy thr[G]one
Thy sa[Em]ints have d[A]welt se[D/F#]cure;
Suff[Em]icient i[D/F#]s Thine a[C]rm alo[B]ne,
And o[C]ur def[D/F#]ense is s[G]ure.
 
{comment: Verse 3}
Be[G]fore the h[D/F#]ills in[C] order sto[G]od,
Or ea[Em]rth recei[A]ved her fra[D/F#]me,
From e[Em]verla[D/F#]sting Tho[C]u art G[B]od,
To en[C]dless ye[D/F#]ars the sa[G]me.
 
{comment: Verse 4}
A th[G]ousand a[D/F#]ges i[C]n Thy si[G]ght
Are li[Em]ke an eve[A]ning go[D/F#]ne;
Short a[Em]s the wat[D/F#]ch that [C]ends the ni[B]ght
Befo[C]re the ri[D/F#]sing s[G]un.

{comment: Verse 5}
O G[G]od, our h[D/F#]elp in [C]ages p[G]ast,
Our h[Em]ope for ye[A]ars to co[D/F#]me,
Be T[Em]hou our gu[D/F#]ard while li[C]fe shall la[B]st,
And o[C]ur ete[D/F#]rnal ho[G]me.