Norton Hall Band - Come thou fount

Come, thou ^DFount of every blessing, tune my ^Em7heart to sing thy grace; streams of ^Bmmercy, never ^Asus4ceasing, call for ^Gsongs of loudest praise. Teach me ^Dsome melodious sonnet, sung by ^Bm7flaming tongues a^Gbove. Praise the ^Dmount! I'm fixed up^Aon it, mount of ^Gthy redeeming love.

Here I r^Daise mine Ebenezer; hither ^Em7by thy help I'm come; and I ^Bmhope, by thy good ^Asus4pleasure, safely ^Gto arrive at home. Jesus ^Dsought me when a stranger, wandering ^Bm7from the fold of ^GGod; he, to ^Drescue me from d^Aanger, interp^Gosed his precious blood.

O to g^Drace how great a debtor daily ^Em7I'm constrained to be! Let thy ^Bmgoodness, like a f^Asus4etter, bind my ^Gwandering heart to thee. Prone to ^Bm7wander, Lord, I ^A/C#feel it, prone to l^Geave the God I l^Dove; here's my ^Dheart, O take and ^Emseal it, seal it ^Gfor thy courts above.

Come, thou ^DFount of every blessing, tune my ^Em7heart to sing thy grace; streams of ^Bmmercy, never ^Asus4ceasing, call for s^Gongs of loudest praise. Teach me ^Bm7some melodious s^A/C#onnet, sung by ^Gflaming tongues above. Praise the ^Dmount! I'm fixed up^Aon it, mount of ^Gthy redeeming love.