^AmHow can one f^Cathom Your f^Dathomless b^Fmaj7eing? ^AmHow can we kn^Emow You we se^Dme with gross e^Gyes? ^AmA glimpse of Your^Em shadow has b^Dlinded our ^Fmaj7seeing; ^AmHow can your ^Emglory e're ^Dmbe realize^Amd?

Con^Dsumed is my ^Ammind in Your ^Ffire a^Gnd fl^Amame Ac^Fcept it O ^GMeher, in ^AmOneness ^Em Con^Dsumed is my ^Amheart in the ^Fsound of^G Your ^AmName. Ac^Fcept, O ^GMeher, my ^Amaarti; ^Em Ac^Fcept, O ^GMeher, my s^Among.

^AmThought cannot r^Ceach You and w^Dord cannot s^Fmaj7peak You ^AmInfinite o^Emcean of ^Dmunending B^Gliss ^AmThough we bes^Emeech You, h^Dow can we s^Fmaj7eek You? ^AmHow can the f^Eminite know l^Dmimitless^Amness?

^AmAt Your com^Cmand, suns and st^Dars give their ^Fmaj7light; ^AmWhat in the w^Emorld can I o^Dmffer as m^Gine? Even ^Ammy gift of l^Emove would be n^Caught in Your s^Fmaj7ight, ^AmBut veiled ref^Emlection of Y^Dmour Love Di^Amvine.

^AmYou are the An^Ccient One, L^Dord of Cre^Fmaj7ation ^AmHow can we m^Emeasure your t^Dmrue majest^Gy? ^AmYou are the C^Emhrist, the Di^Cvine Incarn^Fmaj7ation, ^AmDear Lord, please ^Emdon't be in^Dmdifferent to ^Amme.

^AmYou are beg^Cinning and e^Dnd of all t^Fmaj7hings; ^AmTis You al^Emone who as^Dmsumes every r^Gole. ^AmSinners and s^Emaints, b^Deggars and ^Fmaj7kings, ^AmYou are the s^Emource and Y^Dmou are the ^Amgoal.

Ac^Fcept, O ^GMeher, my ^Amaarti; ^Em Ac^Fcept, O ^GMeher, my s^Among.