Misc Praise Songs - I greet thee who my sure redeemer art

^GI greet thee, ^Cwho ^Gmy ^Dsure Redeemer ^Gart, my only ^Ctrust ^Dand ^AmSavior of my ^Dheart, ^Gwho pain didst un-^Dder^Ggo for ^Amy poor ^Dsake; ^GI ^Empray thee from ^Amour ^Am/Chearts ^Amall ^Gcares ^Dto - ^Gtake.

^GThou art the ^CKing ^Gof ^Dmercy and of ^Ggrace, reigning om^Cnip-^Do-^Amtent in ev'ry ^Dplace: ^Gso come, O King, ^Dand ^Gour whole ^Abe - ing ^Dsway; ^Gshine ^Emon us with ^Amthe ^Am/Clight ^Amof ^Gthy ^Dpure ^Gday.

^GThou art the ^CLife, ^Gby ^Dwhich alone we ^Glive, and all our ^Csub^Dstance ^Amand our strength re^Dceive; ^GO comfort us ^Din ^Gdeath's ap^Aproach-ing ^Dhour, ^Gstrong-^Emhearted then ^Amto ^Am/Cface ^Amit ^Gby ^Dthy ^Gpow'r.

^GThou hast the ^Ctrue ^Gand ^Dperfect gentle^Gness, no harshness ^Chast ^Dthou ^Amand no bitter^Dness: ^Gmake us to taste ^Dthe ^Gsweet grace ^Afound in ^Dthee ^Gand ^Emever stay ^Amin ^Am/Cthy ^Amsweet ^Gu-^Dni-^Gty.

^GOur hope is ^Cin ^Gno ^Dother save in ^Gthee; our faith is ^Cbuilt ^Dup^Amon thy promise ^Dfree; ^GO grant to us ^Dsuch ^Gstronger ^Ahope and ^Dsure ^Gthat ^Emwe can bold^Amly ^Am/Ccon - ^Amquer ^Gand ^Den-^Gdure.