1
My Solomon, (1:1-2)
You’re so affectionate;
Draw me to Yourself
With the kisses of Your mouth.
Dearest King, (1:3-4)
The virgins all love You.
But I’ve been brought forth
To enter into Your chambers now.
Fairest One, (1:5)
I’m black in my own eyes
But comely in Your sight.
Why, I’ll never understand.
My Solomon, (1:1-2)
You're so affectionate;
Draw me to Yourself
With the kisses of Your mouth.
Dearest King, (1:3-4)
The virgins all love You.
But I've been brought forth
To enter into Your chambers now.
Fairest One, (1:5)
I'm black in my own eyes
But comely in Your sight.
Why, I'll never understand.
My Solomon, (1:1-2)
D
You're so
G
affectionate;
With the kisses of
G
Your mouth.
A7
Dearest King,
A7-D
(1:3-4)
The virgins all love You.
But I've been brought forth
To enter into Your chambers now.
Fairest One, (1:5)
I'm black in my own eyes
But comely in Your sight.
Why, I'll never understand.
You’re a cluster of henna flowers to me,
Blooming in the vineyards of Engedi.
You're a
G
cluster of henna
A
flowers to
A-D
me,
Blooming
G
in the vineyards
A
of Enge
A-D
di.
2
My Shulammite, (1:1)
This is the Song of Songs,
Which belongs to Me.
I share it all with you—So come away now!
Country girl, (1:9)
Fairest of the fair,
My intimate friend,
You know what’s in my heart.
Little mare, (1:11)
We’ve worked in your crown,
Lovely golden braids,
Filled with studs of silver.
My Shulammite, (1:1)
This is the Song of Songs,
Which belongs to Me.
I share it all with you—So come away now!
Country girl, (1:9)
Fairest of the fair,
My intimate friend,
You know what's in my heart.
Little mare, (1:11)
We've worked in your crown,
Lovely golden braids,
Filled with studs of silver.
My Shulammite, (1:1)
D
This is the Song of
G
Songs,
I share it all
G
with
D
you—So come away now!
A7
Country girl,
A7-D
(1:9)
Fairest of the fair,
My intimate friend,
You know what's in my heart.
Little mare, (1:11)
We've worked in your crown,
Lovely golden braids,
Filled with studs of silver.
You’re a flower among thorns to Me
Among the daughters you are My lily.
You're a flower among thorns to Me
Among the daughters you are My lily.
You're a
G
flower among thorns
A
to Me
Among
G
the daughters you
A
are My
A-D
lily.
[Bridge]
So as the winter trials start,
And when idleness frosts my heart
My beloved says to me,
Come away,
I’ll come away.
Bridge
D
So as the winter
G
trials
A
start,
And when idle
Bm
ness frosts my
A
heart
My beloved
G
says to
D
me,
3
My Belov’d, (1:13)
Hold me in Your arms,
Lie between my breasts.
You’re beautiful, my love.
O My dove, (1:15-16)
You’re beautiful to Me!
Oh, you are beautiful!
Beautiful, indeed.
Mingled now, (1:16-17)
Indeed our bed is green.
We’ve found our place of rest,
Our mutual abode.
My Belov'd, (1:13)
Hold me in Your arms,
Lie between my breasts.
You're beautiful, my love.
O My dove, (1:15-16)
You're beautiful to Me!
Oh, you are beautiful!
Beautiful, indeed.
Mingled now, (1:16-17)
Indeed our bed is green.
We've found our place of rest,
Our mutual abode.
My Belov'd, (1:13)
Lie between my
Bm
breasts.
You're
G
beautiful, my
D
love.
A7
O My dove,
A7-D
(1:15-16)
You're beautiful to Me!
Oh, you are beautiful!
Beautiful, indeed.
Mingled now, (1:16-17)
Indeed our bed is green.
We've found our place of rest,
Our mutual abode.
Here I always will give You my love (7:12)
O come quickly, make haste my Belov’d. (8:14)
Here I always will give You my love (7:12)
O come quickly, make haste my Belov'd. (8:14)
Here I
G
always will give You
A
my love (7:12)
O come
G
quickly, make haste
A
my Belov'd.
A-D
(8:14)
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