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  1. Hare Om Tat Sat

From the recordings Rev. Yolanda's Country Gospel Kirtan, Vol. 2: Step Back and Hare Om Tat Sat

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Lyrics

Chorus:
Cm Gm Fm A#/Bb
Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat
Cm
Forgiveness is the Key to Happiness
Cm Gm Fm A#/Bb
Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat
Cm
Forgiveness is the Key to love.
vs.1:
Cm Gm Cm
Here is the answer to your search for peace.
Cm Gm Cm
Here is the meaning in a world that makes no sense.
Fm A#/Bb Cm
Here is your way to safety when danger appears.
Fm A#/Bb Cm
Here are all questions answered.
Chorus:
Cm Gm Fm A#/Bb
Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat
Cm
Forgiveness is the Key to Happiness
Cm Gm Fm A#/Bb
Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat
Cm
Forgiveness is the Key to love.

Bridge:
Cm
The Way of Peace Is The Way Of Love.

A#/Bb
Love is the greatest power on earth.
Cm
It transforms all things.
Cm
The Way of Peace Is The Way Of Love.
A#/Bb
Love is the greatest power on earth.
Cm
It transforms all things.
Fm A#/Bb Cm Fm
The Way of Peace Is The Way Of Love
A#/Bb Cm
transforms all things.

Chorus – home:
Cm Gm Fm A#/Bb
Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat
Cm
Forgiveness is the Key to Happiness
Cm Gm Fm A#/Bb
Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat Hare Om Tat Sat
Cm
Forgiveness is the Key to love.

*Notes on the meaning of Hare Om Tat Sat from the website YogaPedia.com:
Definition - What does Om Tat Sat mean?

Om Tat Sat is a Sanskrit mantra found in the ancient Hindu text, the Bhagavad Gita. Each of the three sounds is a symbolic representation of God:

Om is the sound of Brahman or the ultimate reality.
Tat is the mantra of Shiva.
Sat is the mantra of Vishnu, which can also be interpreted as truth.

When combined, Om Tat Sat can be translated as "the Supreme Reality," "absolute truth" or "all that is."

When chanted alone, Om Tat Sat refers to absolute and unmanifested reality or truth. However, this mantra may sometimes include the prefix Hari, referring to God in the physical form. When chanted together, Hari Om Tat Sat is used to awaken practitioners to the true or higher self, beyond the physical body.
Yogapedia explains Om Tat Sat

Chanting Om Tat Sat is believed to awaken and cultivate higher consciousness as a means of connecting with the true self. It is one of the most common mantras, often recited during Hindu religious practices, the study of the Vedas and at the end of the yajnas (sacrifices).

This mantra is also used by some yogis in India as a greeting, with Hari as a prefix. The greeting Hari Om Tat Sat is a reminder that individuals are more than the body and earthly, material life.