John Newton - How sweet the name of jesus sounds

How s^Ebweet the N^Abame of ^Bb/DJesus so^Ebunds In ^Fma bel^Ddimiever's ^Bbear! It so^Abothes his sorrows, h^Bbeals his wo^Cmunds, And d^Gmrives ^Fmawa^Eby h^Bbis f^Ebear.

It ma^Ebkes the wo^Abunded ^Bb/Dspirit w^Ebhole, And ca^Fmlms the t^Ddimroubled br^Bbeast; 'Tis ^Abmanna to the ^Bbhungry s^Cmoul, And t^Gmo t^Fmhe ^Ebwea^Bbry r^Ebest.

Dear N^Ebame! the R^Abock on ^Bb/Dwhich I ^Ebbuild, My Sh^Fmield and ^Ddimhiding p^Bblace, My ne^Abver-failing T^Bbreasury f^Cmilled With ^Gmboundl^Fmess st^Ebores ^Bbof gr^Ebace;

Je^Ebsus, my S^Abhepherd, B^Bb/Drother, Fr^Ebiend, My Pr^Fmophet, P^Ddimriest, and K^Bbing, My L^Abord, my Life, my ^BbWay, my E^Cmnd, Acc^Gmept t^Fmhe pr^Ebaise ^BbI br^Ebing.

Weak ^Ebis the ^Abeffort ^Bb/Dof my h^Ebeart, And c^Fmold my w^Ddimarmest t^Bbhought; But w^Abhen I see thee ^Bbas thou a^Cmrt, I'll pr^Gmaise t^Fmhee ^Ebas ^BbI o^Ebught.

Till ^Ebthen I wo^Abuld thy l^Bb/Dove proc^Eblaim With ^Fmev'ry f^Ddimleeting br^Bbeath; And m^Abay the music ^Bbof thy N^Cmame Ref^Gmresh ^Fmmy s^Eboul ^Bbin d^Ebeath.

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