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I Asked the Lord that I Might Grow by: John Newton 1779 [Intro] ||Db |Gb |Bbm |Gb Ab|Gb Ab |Gb Ab :|| [Verse 1]
Db “I asked the Lord that I might grow, In fGbaith, and love, and every grace; Bm Might more of His salvation know, And Gbseek, more earnest-ly, His fAace.
[Verse 2]
Db ’Twas He who taught me thus to pray, And He I Gbtrust has answered prayer! Bm But it has been in such a way, As aGblmost drove me to despAair. |Gb Ab |Gb Ab |
[Verse 3]
I hDboped that in some favored hour, At Gbonce He’d answer my request; And Bmby His love’s constraining pow’r, SubGbdue my sins, and give me rAest.
[Verse 4]
InstDbead of this, He made me feel, The hGbidden evils of my heart; And Bmlet the angry pow’rs of hell, AGbssault my soul in every pAart.
[Instrumental] |Gb Ab |Gb Ab | [Verse 5]
Yea Dbmore with His own hand He seemed, IGbntent to aggravate my woe; BmCrossed all the fain designs schemed, BGblasted my hopes, and laid me lAow.
[Instrumental] |Gb Ab |Gb Ab |Gb Ab |Gb Ab | [Verse 6]
DbLord, why is this I trembling cried, Wilt tGbhou pursue thy worm to death? Bm’Tis in this way the Lord replied, I Gbanswer prayer for grace and Afaith
[Verse 7]
These Dbinward trials I employ, From Gbself and pride to set thee free; And Bmbreak thy schemes of earthly joy, That Gbthou may’st find thy all in AMe.”
[Outro] |Gb Ab |Gb Ab |Gb Ab |Gb Ab |