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Whispering Hope lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use, it's a
beautiful old gospel song recorded by Jim Reeves. It's one that many
people will remember from the old hymn books.
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WHISPERING HOPE by
Jim Reeves [3/4 time] written
by Alice Hawthorne and Alton Howard
C
F
C Am Soft
as the voice of an an-gel G7
C Breathing
a lesson unheard C7 F Hope
with a gentle persuasion C
G7
C Whispers
her comforting word
G7
C Am Wait
till the darkness is o-ver G7
D7
G
G7 Wait
till the tempest is done C
F
C Am Hope
for the sunshine tomorrow C
G7
C After
the darkness is gone G7
C Whispering
hope
G7
C O
how welcome thy voice F
C
G7 C Making
my heart in its sorrow rejoice
F
C Am If
in the dusk of the twi-light G7
C Dim
be the region afar C7
F Will
not the deepening darkness C
G7
C Brighten
the glimmering star
G7
C Am Then
when the night is upon us G7
D7
G
G7 Why
should the heart sink away C
F
C Am When
the dark midnight is o-ver C
G7
C Watch
for the breaking of day repeat
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Jim
Reeves' beautiful smooth voice was well suited for this old gospel
song. It's done in 3/4 time, has a very pretty melody with simple
chords. This type song is well received anywhere as most of us really
enjoy listening to country gospels. Print Whispering Hope
lyrics and chords so you can learn to play and sing it for your family
and friends.