1
Not by wrestling, but by clinging
Shall we be most blest;
Wrestling only brings us sorrow;
Clinging brings us rest.
D
Not by wrestling,
A
but by
D
clinging
Shall we
G
be most
A
blest;
D
Wrestling
A
only brings us
D
sorrow;
G
Clinging
A
brings
A7
us
D
rest.
2
When we stay our feeble efforts,
And from struggling cease,
Unconditional surrender
Brings us God’s own peace.
When we stay our feeble efforts,
And from struggling cease,
Unconditional surrender
Brings us God's own peace.
D
When we stay our
A
feeble
D
efforts,
And from
G
struggling
A
cease,
D A
Unconditional
D
surrender
G
Brings us
A
God's
A7
own
D
peace.
3
Lean we all our weight on Jesus,
Who alone can save;
He by might of love hath triumphed
O’er His willing slave.
Lean we all our weight on Jesus,
Who alone can save;
He by might of love hath triumphed
O'er His willing slave.
D
Lean we all our
A
weight on
D
Jesus,
D
He by
A
might of love hath
D
triumphed
G
O'er His
A A7
willing
D
slave.
4
Yielding, we shall know true conquest;
Dying, we shall live;
“Not my will, but Thine” prevaileth,
Victory to give.
Yielding, we shall know true conquest;
Dying, we shall live;
"Not my will, but Thine" prevaileth,
Victory to give.
D
Yielding, we shall
A
know true
D
conquest;
D
"Not my
A
will, but Thine"
D
prevaileth,
G A
Victory
A7
to
D
give.
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