Attalus - Safe

^AO LORD, I live here as a fish in a vessel of water, only enough to keep me alive, but in heave^B7n I shall swim in the ocean. Here I have a little ^Dmair in me to keep me breathing, but there I shall have sweet and fresh^A gales; Here I have a beam of sun to lighten my darkness, a warm^A ray to keep me from freezing; ^B7yonder I shall live in light and warmth for ever. M^Dmy natural desires are corrupt and misguided, and it is thy m^Aercy to destroy them; My spiritual longings are of thy planting, and thou wilt water and increase them; Quicken my^B7 hunger and thirst after the realm above. Here I can have th^Dme world, there I shall have thee in Christ; ^AHere is a life of longing and prayer, there is assurance without suspicion, asking without refusal; Here are gross^B7 comforts, more burden than benefit, there is ^Dmjoy without sorrow, comfort without suffering, love without^A inconstancy, rest without weariness. Give me to know that heaven is all love, where the eye affects the ^B7heart, and the continual viewing of thy beauty keeps the s^Dmoul in continual transports of delight. Give me to know that h^Aeaven is all peace, where error, pride, rebellion, passion raise no head. Give me to know that heaven is all ^B7joy, the end of believing, fasting, praying, m^Dmourning, humbling, watching, and ^Dmlead me to it soon.