Norton Hall Band - There is a fountain filled with blood

There ^Gis a fountain ^Cfilled with ^Gblood drawn from Immanuel's ve^Din And ^Emsinners plunged be^Cneath that ^Gflood ^Close ^Gall their ^Dguilty ^Gstains Lose ^Gall their guilty ^Cstains lose ^Gall their guilty stai^Cns ^{D G} And ^Emsinners plunged be^Cneath that ^Gflood lose all their ^Dguilty ^Gstains

The ^Gdying thief re^Cjoiced to ^Gsee that fountain in his ^Dday And ^Emthere have I, though ^Cvile as ^Ghe, washed all my ^Dsins a^Gway Washed ^Gall my sins a^Cway, washed ^Gall my sins a^Dway And ^Emthere have I, though ^Cvile as ^Ghe, washed all my ^Dsins a^Gway

Dear ^Gdying Lamb, thy ^Cprecious ^Gblood shall never lose its ^Dpower Till ^Emall the ransomed ^Cchurch of ^GGod be saved, to ^Dsin no ^Gmore Be ^Gsaved, to sin no ^Cmore, be ^Gsaved, to sin no ^Dmore Till ^Emall the ransomed c^Church of G^God be saved, to s^Din no m^Gore

E'er ^Gsince, by faith, I ^Csaw the ^Gstream thy flowing wounds ^Dsupply Re^Emdeeming love has ^Cbeen my ^Gtheme, and shall be ^Dtill I ^Gdie And ^Gshall be till I ^Cdie, and ^Gshall be till I ^Ddie Re^Emdeeming love has ^Cbeen my ^Gtheme, and shall be ^Dtill I ^Gdie

When ^Gthis poor lisping ^Cstamm'ring ^Gtongue lies silent in the ^Dgrave Then ^Emin a nobler ^Csweeter ^Gsong I'll sing Thy ^Dpow'r to ^Gsave I'll ^Gsing Thy pow'r to ^Csave, I'll ^Gsing Thy pow'r to ^Csav^De ^G Then ^Emin a nobler, ^Csweeter ^Gsong, ^CI'll ^Gsing Thy ^Dpow'r to ^Gsave