Biography:
The Original Hinsons were a prominent southern gospel group. Consisting of siblings Ronny, Kenny, Larry and Yvonne, they first sang together in 1967 after being asked to sing during revival services at a small church in Freedom, California. Though they had never sung together as a unit, they soon found themselves a popular favorite in churches and concert appearances along the west coast of the United States. Initially, thy were known as The Singing Hinson Family.
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The Lighthouse
Written by Ronnie Hinson (1970)
Performed by The Hinsons
Am x02210
Am7 x02010
C x32010
Cm x35543
D xx0232
Dsus4 xx0233
D/F# 2x0232
D7 xx0212
Em 022000
G 320003
G/B x20003
G7 320001
Intro:
G D C G
Verse 1:
G G7
There's a lighthouse on the hillside
C G D
That overlooks life's sea
G D/F# Em
When I'm tossed it sends out a light
Am7 Dsus4 D
That I might see
G G7
And the light that shines in darkness now
C G/B Am
Will safely lead us o’er
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old lighthouse
Am7 D7 G D
My ship would sail no more
Verse 2:
G G7
Now everybody that lives around us
C G D
Says tear that lighthouse down
G D/F# Em
For the big ships don’t sail this way anymore
Am7 D7
No use of it standing ‘round
G G7
But then my mind goes back to that stormy night
C G/B Am
When just in time I saw the light
G C G G/B C D
Yeah the light from that old lighthouse
C G/B Am G
Standing on the hill
Chorus 1:
G G7
And I thank God for the Lighthouse
C G D
I owe my life to Him
G D/F# Em
For Jesus is The Lighthouse
Am7 D7
And from the rocks of sin
G G7
He has shown the light around me
C G D
That I can clearly see
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old Lighthouse
Am7 D7 G D
Where would this ship be
Chorus 2:
G G7
And I thank God for The Lighthouse
C G D
I owe my life to Him
G D/F# Em
For Jesus is The Lighthouse
Am7 D7
And from the rocks of sin
G G7
He has shown His light around me
C Cm
That I might clearly see
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old Lighthouse
Am7 D7 G Cm
Where would this ship be
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old Lighthouse
Am7 D7 C G/B Am G
Tell me where would this ship be
Written by Ronnie Hinson (1970)
Performed by The Hinsons
Am x02210
Am7 x02010
C x32010
Cm x35543
D xx0232
Dsus4 xx0233
D/F# 2x0232
D7 xx0212
Em 022000
G 320003
G/B x20003
G7 320001
Intro:
G D C G
Verse 1:
G G7
There's a lighthouse on the hillside
C G D
That overlooks life's sea
G D/F# Em
When I'm tossed it sends out a light
Am7 Dsus4 D
That I might see
G G7
And the light that shines in darkness now
C G/B Am
Will safely lead us o’er
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old lighthouse
Am7 D7 G D
My ship would sail no more
Verse 2:
G G7
Now everybody that lives around us
C G D
Says tear that lighthouse down
G D/F# Em
For the big ships don’t sail this way anymore
Am7 D7
No use of it standing ‘round
G G7
But then my mind goes back to that stormy night
C G/B Am
When just in time I saw the light
G C G G/B C D
Yeah the light from that old lighthouse
C G/B Am G
Standing on the hill
Chorus 1:
G G7
And I thank God for the Lighthouse
C G D
I owe my life to Him
G D/F# Em
For Jesus is The Lighthouse
Am7 D7
And from the rocks of sin
G G7
He has shown the light around me
C G D
That I can clearly see
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old Lighthouse
Am7 D7 G D
Where would this ship be
Chorus 2:
G G7
And I thank God for The Lighthouse
C G D
I owe my life to Him
G D/F# Em
For Jesus is The Lighthouse
Am7 D7
And from the rocks of sin
G G7
He has shown His light around me
C Cm
That I might clearly see
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old Lighthouse
Am7 D7 G Cm
Where would this ship be
G D/F# Em
If it wasn't for that old Lighthouse
Am7 D7 C G/B Am G
Tell me where would this ship be
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