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Lord, Speak to Me That I May Speak Written By Frances R Havergal In 1872 She wrote it originally as a poem called: “A Workers Prayer, None of us liveth unto himself, Romans 14:7.” Romans 14:7 Exodus 4:12 Colossians 4:6 (there Are Extra Verses At The Bottom, Most People Only Sing The First Five) [Verse 1]

^GLord, speak to me, ^Amthat ^D7I ^Gmay speak in ^Cliving ech^Aoes ^Dof ^Athy ^Dtone; as ^Gthou hast sought, so ^D7let ^Gme seek thine ^Cerring chil^Amdren ^Glost ^Dand ^Glone.

^GOh, use me, Lord, u^Amse ev^D7en ^Gme, Just a^Cs you will^A, an^Dd w^Ahen,^D and where Unt^Gil your blessed face ^D7I se^Ge, ^CYour rest, ^Amyour ^Gjoy, ^Dyour^G glory share

[Verse 2]

^GOh, lead me, Lord, ^Amthat ^D7I m^Gay lead The wa^Cnd'ring an^Ad th^De w^Aav'r^Ding feet. Oh,^G feed me, Lord, that ^D7I ma^Gy feed ^CYour hungry^Am ones^G with^D man^Gna sweet.

[Verse 3]

^GOh, teach me, Lord,^Am that^D7 I ^Gmay teach The pr^Cecious tru^Aths ^Dwhi^Ach y^Dou impart. And^G wing my words that t^D7hey ^Gmay reach ^CThe hidden ^Amdepth^Gs of ^Dmany^G a heart.

[Verse 4]

^GOh, fill me with yo^Amur fu^D7lln^Gess, Lord, Unti^Cl my very ^Ahear^Dts ^Ao'er^Dflows In ^Gkindling thought and ^D7glow^Ging word, ^CYour love t^Amo tel^Gl, yo^Dur p^Graise to show.

[Verse 5]

^GOh, strengthen me, ^Amthat ^D7Whi^Gle I stand Firm o^Cn the rock^A and^D st^Arong^D in Thee, I m^Gay stretch out a lovi^D7ng h^Gand ^CTo wrestler^Ams wit^Gh the^D tro^Gubled sea.

[Verse 6]

^GOh bend my will and^Am make^D7 it^G thine My inn^Cer man bro^Aken ^Dand^A mee^Dk Liv^Ging my all only for T^D7hee,^G ^CUntil Thy b^Amlesse^Gd fac^De I ^Gsee.

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