1
Rise, my soul, thy God directs thee;
Stranger hands no more impede;
Pass thou on, His strength protects thee,
Strength that has the captive freed.
A
Rise,
E7
my
A
soul, thy
D
God di
A
rects thee;
Stranger
F♯m
hands no
E7
more im
A
pede;
Pass thou
E
on, His
E7
strength pro
A
tects thee,
D
Strength that
A
has
F♯m
the
A
cap
E7
tive
A
freed.
2
Is the wilderness before thee,
Desert lands where drought abides?
Heavenly springs shall there restore thee,
Fresh from God’s exhaustless tides.
Is the wilderness before thee,
Desert lands where drought abides?
Heavenly springs shall there restore thee,
Fresh from God's exhaustless tides.
A
Is
E7
the
A D
wilderness
A
before thee,
Desert
F♯m
lands where
E7
drought
A
abides?
E
Heavenly springs
E7
shall there
A
restore thee,
D
Fresh from
A
God's
F♯m A E7
exhaustless
A
tides.
3
Light divine surrounds thy going,
God Himself shall mark thy way;
Secret blessings, richly flowing,
Lead to everlasting day.
Light divine surrounds thy going,
God Himself shall mark thy way;
Secret blessings, richly flowing,
Lead to everlasting day.
A
Light
E7 A
divine
D
surrounds thy
A
going,
God
F♯m
Himself shall
E7
mark thy
A
way;
Secret
E
blessings,
E7
richly
A
flowing,
D
Lead to
A F♯m A E7
everlasting
A
day.
4
God, thine everlasting portion,
Feeds thee with the Mighty’s meat;
Saved from Egypt’s hard extortion,
Egypt’s food no more to eat.
God, thine everlasting portion,
Feeds thee with the Mighty's meat;
Saved from Egypt's hard extortion,
Egypt's food no more to eat.
A
God,
E7
thine
A D
everlasting
A
portion,
Feeds thee
F♯m
with the
E7
Mighty's
A
meat;
Saved from
E
Egypt's
E7
hard
A
extortion,
D
Egypt's
A
food
F♯m
no
A
more
E7
to
A
eat.
5
Art thou weaned from Egypt’s pleasures?
God in secret shall thee keep;
There unfold His hidden treasures,
There His love’s exhaustless deep.
Art thou weaned from Egypt's pleasures?
God in secret shall thee keep;
There unfold His hidden treasures,
There His love's exhaustless deep.
A
Art
E7
thou
A
weaned from
D
Egypt's
A
pleasures?
God in
F♯m
secret
E7
shall thee
A
keep;
There
E
unfold His
E7
hidden
A
treasures,
D
There His
A
love's
F♯m A E7
exhaustless
A
deep.
6
In the desert God will teach thee
What the God that thou hast found—
Patient, gracious, powerful, holy;
All His grace shall there abound.
In the desert God will teach thee
What the God that thou hast found—
Patient, gracious, powerful, holy;
All His grace shall there abound.
A
In
E7
the
A
desert
D
God will
A
teach thee
What the
F♯m
God that
E7
thou hast
A
found—
Patient,
E E7
gracious,
A
powerful, holy;
D
All His
A
grace
F♯m
shall
A
there
E7 A
abound.
7
On to Canaan’s rest still wending,
E’en thy wants and woes shall bring
Suited grace from high descending;
Thou shalt taste of mercy’s spring.
On to Canaan's rest still wending,
E'en thy wants and woes shall bring
Suited grace from high descending;
Thou shalt taste of mercy's spring.
A
On
E7
to
A
Canaan's
D
rest still
A
wending,
E'en thy
F♯m
wants and
E7
woes shall
A
bring
Suited grace
E
from high
E7 A
descending;
D
Thou shalt
A
taste
F♯m
of
A E7
mercy's
A
spring.
8
Though thy way be long and dreary,
Eagle strength He’ll still renew;
Garments fresh, and feet unweary,
Tell how God hath brought thee through.
Though thy way be long and dreary,
Eagle strength He'll still renew;
Garments fresh, and feet unweary,
Tell how God hath brought thee through.
A
Though
E7
thy
A
way be
D
long and
A
dreary,
Eagle
F♯m
strength He'll
E7
still
A
renew;
Garments
E
fresh, and
E7
feet
A
unweary,
D
Tell how
A
God
F♯m
hath
A
brought
E7
thee
A
through.
9
When to Canaan’s long-loved dwelling
Love divine thy feet shall bring,
Thou, with shouts of triumph swelling,
Zion’s songs in rest shall sing.
When to Canaan's long-loved dwelling
Love divine thy feet shall bring,
Thou, with shouts of triumph swelling,
Zion's songs in rest shall sing.
A
When
E7
to
A
Canaan's
D
long-loved
A
dwelling
Love
F♯m
divine thy
E7
feet shall
A
bring,
Thou, with
E
shouts of
E7
triumph
A
swelling,
D
Zion's songs
A
in
F♯m
rest
A
shall
E7
sing.
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