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Dearly We're Bought Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal # 102 Words - Joseph Hart, 1712-1768 Music - Matthew S. Welch, 2004 F G C Come raise your thankful voice, Am G Am Ye souls redeemed with blood; F G C-Am Leave earth and all its toys, F G C F-C And mix no more with mud. refrain: Am F Dearly we're bought, highly esteemed; C G Redeemed, with Jesus' blood redeemed Am F Dearly we're bought, highly esteemed; C G Am G-C Redeemed, with Jesus' blood redeemed. With heart, and soul, and mind, Exalt redeeming love; Leave worldly cares behind, And set your minds above. Lift up your ravished eyes, And view the glory given; All lower things despised, Ye citizens of heaven. Be to this world as dead, Alive to that to come; Our life in Christ is hid, Who soon shall call us home. © 2005 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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Depth of Mercy Words: Charles Wesley, 1740 Music: Jeff Koonce, Brian T. Murphy, Clint Wells, 2003 Capo II D D/C# G/B D/F# Depth of mercy can there be G D/F# G A Mercy still reserved for me D D/C# G/B D/F# Can my God his wrath forbear G D/F# G A Me the chief of sinners spare Bm G Em I have long withstood his grace Bm D/F# A Long provoked him to his face Bm D/F# A Would not hearken to his calls Em D/F# Asus A D Grieved him by a thousand falls I have spilt his precious blood Trampled on the Son of God Filled with pains unspeakable I, who yet, am not in Hell I, my master have denied I afresh have crucified And profaned his hallowed name Put him to an open shame Jesus speaks and pleads his blood He disarms the wrath of God Now my Father's mercies move Justice lingers into love There for me the savior stands Shows his wounds and spreads his hands God is love, I know, I feel Jesus weeps and loves me still © 2003 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

Pity from thine eye let fall By a look my soul recall Now the stone to flesh convert Cast a look and break my heart Now incline me to repent Let me now my sins lament Now my foul revolt deplore Weep, believe and sin no more. Real Key E E/D# A/C# E/G# Depth of mercy can there be A E/G# A B Mercy still reserved for me E E/D# A/C# E/G# Can my God his wrath forbear A E/G# A B Me the chief of sinners spare C#m A F#m I have long withstood his grace C#m E/G# B Long provoked him to his face C#m E/G# A Would not hearken to his calls F#m E/G# Bsus B E Grieved him by a thousand falls © 2003 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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Draw My Soul to Thee Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal #389 Words: Adams, printed in the Gadsby Hymnal, 1838. Music: Brian T. Murphy & Benj Pocta, 2005. Bb F Draw my soul to Thee, my Lord; Bb F Make me love Thy precious word! Bb F Bid me seek Thy smiling face; Bb F Willing to be saved by grace. Gm C Dearest Jesus, bid me come; F F/E Bb Let me find Thyself, my home; Gm C Thou the Refuge of my soul, F F/E Bb Where I may my troubles roll. Lord, Thy powerful work begun, Thou wilt never leave undone; Teach me to confide in Thee; Thy salvation’s wholly free. © 2006 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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Friend Of Sinners Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal # 1052 Words - Augustus Montague Toplady, 1740-1778 Music - Jeff Koonce and Brian T. Murphy, 2004 E A/F# E/G# B A Redeemer! Whither should I flee, E A/F# E/G# B A Or how escape the wrath to come? E A/F# E/G# B A The weary sinner flies to thee E A/F# E/G# B A For shelter from impending doom; E A Smile on me, gracious Lord, E A And show thyself the Friend sinners now E A Smile on me, gracious Lord, A/F# E/G# B E And show thyself the Friend sinners now. Beneath the shadow of thy cross The heavy laden soul finds rest; I would esteem the world but dross, So I might be of Christ possessed. I'd seek my every joy in thee, Be thou both life and light to me. Close to the highly shameful tree, Jesus, my humbled soul would cleave; Despised and crucified with thee, With thee resolved to die and live; This prayer and this ambition mine, Living and dying to be thine. There fastened to the rugged wood By holy love's resistless chain, And life deriving from thy blood, Never to wander wide again, There may I bow my suppliant knee, And own no other Lord but thee. © 2005 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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The Gospel Brings Tidings Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal #524 Words: William Gadsby, 1773-1844. Music: Brian T. Murphy & Clint Wells, 2005. Capo 3 Dm C G The gospel brings tidings, glad tidings indeed, Dm C G To mourners in Zion, who want to be freed, F C G Am From sin and Satan, and Mount Sinai’s flame, F C G Dm-C-G, Dm-C-G Good news of salvation, through Jesus the Lamb. What sweet invitations, the gospel contains, To men heavy laden, with bondage and chains; It welcomes the weary, to come and be blessed, With ease from their burdens, in Jesus to rest. For every poor mourner, who thirsts for the Lord, A fountain is opened, in Jesus the Word; Their poor parched conscience, to cool and to wash, From guilt and pollution, from dead works and dross. A robe is provided, their shame now to hide, In which none are clothed, but Jesus is bride; Though it be costly, yet is the robe free, And all Zion’s mourners, shall decked with it be. © 2006 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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The Gospel is Good News Indeed Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal #528 Words: William Gadsby, 1773-1844. Music: Benj Pocta, 2005. C C/B F C The gospel is good news indeed, F C G To sinners deep in debt; C C?B F C The man who has no works to plead, F G C Will thankful be for it. Am F C To know that when he’s nought to pay, F C G His debts area all discharged, C C/B F C Will make him blooming look as May, F G C And set his soul at large. No news can be compared with this, To men oppressed with sin; Who know what legal bondage is, And labor but in vain. Freedom from sin and Satan’s chains, And legal toil as well, The gospel sweetly now proclaims; Which tidings suit them well. How gladly does the prisoner hear, What gospel has to tell! ‘Tis perfect love that casts out fear, And brings him from his cell. The man that feels his guilt abound, And knows himself unclean, Will find the gospel’s joyful sound, Is welcome news to him. © 2006 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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Help My Unbelief Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal #278 Words: John Newton, 1725-1807. Chorus by Clint Wells. Music: Clint Wells, 2005. Capo 3 C G I know the Lord is nigh, C G And would but cannot pray, Em G For Satan meets me when I try, C D G And frights my soul away. C D G And frights my soul away. I would but can’t repent, Though I endeavor oft; This stony heart can ne’er relent Till Jesus makes it soft. Till Jesus make it soft. G D G D-C Help my unbelief. Help my unbelief. G D Help my unbelief. C D G My help must come from Thee. I would but cannot love, Though wooed by love divine; No arguments have power to move A soul as base as mine. A soul so base as mine. I would but cannot rest, In God’s most holy will; I know what He appoints is best, And murmur at it still. I murmur at it still. chorus © 2006 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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It Is Finished Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal #982 Words - Thomas Kelly, 1769-1855 Music - Clint Wells and Brian T. Murphy, 2004 E "It is finished!" Sinners hear it; E Tis the dying Victor's cry; C#m "It is finished!" Angels bear it, A Bear the joyful truth on high: F# G# A B "It is finished!" Tell it through the earth and sky! F# G# A B "It is finished!" Tell it through the earth and sky! Justice, from her awful station, Bars the sinner's peace no more; Justice views with approbation What the Savior did and bore; Grace and mercy now display their boundless store. "It is finished!" All is over; Yes, the cup of wrath is drained; Such the truth these words discover; Thus the victory was obtained; 'Tis a victory none but Jesus could have gained. Crown the mighty Conqueror, crown him, Who his people's foes o'ercame! In the highest heaven enthrone him! Men and angels sound his fame! Great his glory! Jesus bears a matchless name. © 2005 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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No Sweeter Subject Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal #202 Words - John Newton, 1725-1807 Music - Brian T. Murphy, 2004 CAPO I A E/G# Now may the Lord reveal his face, A/F# And teach our stammering tongues A E/G# To make his sovereign, reigning grace A/F# The subject of our songs. refrain: D A/C# No sweeter subject can invite Bm A sinner's heart to sing, D A/C# Or more display the glorious right E Of our exalted King. Grace reigns to pardon crimson sins, To melt the hardest hearts; And from the work it once begins It never once departs. The world and Satan strive in vain Against the chosen few; Secured by grace's conquering reign, They all shall conquer too. Twas grace that called our souls at first; By grace thus far we've come; And grace will help us through the worst, And lead us safely home. © 2005 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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O the Delights Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal # 476 Words - Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Music - Jeff Koonce, Andrew Spear, and Brian T. Murphy, 2004 Am F O the delights, the heavenly joys C G The glories of this place, Am F Where Jesus sheds the brightest beams C G Of his o'erflowing grace. Dm F Sweet majesty and awful love C G Sit smiling on his brow, Dm F And all the glorious ranks above C G At humble distance bow. Refrain F G C And while our faith enjoys this sight, C We long to leave our clay; F G C And wish thy fiery chariots, Lord, C To fetch our souls away Blessed angels sound his lofty praise Through every heavenly street, And lay their highest honors down Submissive at His feet His head, the dear majestic head, That cruel thorns did wound, See what immortal glories shine, And circle it around. © 2004 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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Pensive, Doubting, Fearful Heart Taken from the Gadsby Hymnal # 273 Words - John Newton (1725-1807), 1779 Music - Wendell Kimbrough, 2004 Intro: G, A, D G A D Pensive, doubting, fearful heart, Bm G A Hear what Christ the Savior says; G A D Every word should joy impart, Bm G A Change thy mourning into praise. G A D Yes, He speaks and speaks to thee, G A Bm May He help thee to believe; A A/Bb Bm Then thou presently will see G A D Thou has little cause to grieve. Fear thou not, nor be ashamed; All thy sorrows soon shall end, I, who heaven and earth have framed, Am thy Husband and thy Friend; I the High and Holy One, Israel's God, by all adored, As thy Savior will be known, Thy Redeemer and thy Lord. For a moment I withdrew, And thy heart was filled with pain; But my mercies I'll renew; Thou shall soon rejoice again; Though I seem to hide my face, Very soon my wrath shall cease; 'Tis but for a moment's space, Ending in eternal peace. © 2005 Red Mountain Music www.redmountainmusic.com

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