Charles Wesley - And are we yet alive

And a^Fre we y^Cet ^C7ali^Fve,a^F7nd s^Bbee eacho^Fther's f^Cace? Glory a^C7nd t^Fhanks to ^CJes^C7us g^Five ^Bbfor H^Fis a^Bblmi^Fght^Cy g^Frace! P^Freserved ^Cby pow^C7er ^Fdiv^F7ine ^Bbto full^F salvati^Con here, ag^C7ain ^Fin Jesu^Cs' pra^C7ise ^Fwe jo^Bbin, ^Fand^Bb in H^Fis sig^C7ht ^Fappear.

What t^Froubles h^Cave ^C7we s^Feen, ^F7what m^Bbighty c^Fonflicts p^Cast, flightings w^C7ith^Fout, and f^Cears w^C7ith^Fin, ^Bbsince ^Fwe ^Bbass^Femb^C7led l^Fast!

Yet o^Fut of a^Cll t^C7he L^Ford h^F7ath b^Bbrought us ^Fby His l^Cove; and still ^C7He d^Foth His h^Celp ^C7affo^Frd, ^Bband ^Fhides ^Bbour ^Flife ^C7abo^Fve

Then l^Fet us m^Cake ^C7our b^Foast ^F7of ^BbHis rede^Feming po^Cwer, which saves ^C7us ^Fto the ^Cutt^C7ermo^Fst, ^Bbtill ^Fwe ^Bbcan ^Fsin ^C7no ^Fmore. Let ^Fus take ^Cup ^C7the ^Fcross ^F7till ^Bbwe the c^Frown obta^Cin, and glad^C7ly r^Feckon ^Call ^C7things l^Foss ^Bbso ^Fwe ^Fmay ^FJes^C7us g^Fain.