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Songs Like
Incense
Accompaniment Book
000
Songs Like
Incense
Accompaniment Book
Music composed by Bro. Tobias and Fr. Columba.
Excerpts from the English translation of the Lectionary © 1969, International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc. (ICEL); excerpts from the English translation of the Liturgy of the Hours © 1974, ICEL.
All rights reserved Psalm texts taken from the Psalms: A New Translation, © The Grail, England, with permission.
© 1978 St. Meinrad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, Indiana 47577
Copyright © 2009 by St. Meinrad Archabbey
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INTRODUCTION This collection of liturgical songs, with guitar and string bass accompaniment
and optional instrumental descants, consists of responsorial psalms for congregational use. Normally the cantor will sing the refrain, this being repeated by all immediately, and again after each verse.
When there is two-part harmony given for the refrain, it may be song by solo
voices alone, or by the entire congregation, the top line of music then being used as the melody line.
The chords that are indicated are merely suggestions for a starting point, and
leave the individual performers the freedom to develop their own strum or picking patterns, Chords that are marked with an asterisk (*) can be found in graph form on page 35.
It is our hope that this music will prove to be for you, as it has for our monastic
community, a vehicle of peaceful, reflective and joyous prayer.
Brother Tobias Colgan Father Columba Kelly Monks of St. Meinrad Archabbey
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The page numbers of the musical pieces in this version have changed from the 1978 version.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. How good and how pleasant .......................................................................... 10
2. There is one thing I ask of the Lord ............................................................... 12
3. Holy, holy, holy............................................................................................. 14
4. May your love be upon us.............................................................................. 16
5. If today you hear his voice............................................................................. 18
6. We carry in our body..................................................................................... 20
7. My prayers come before you like incense ...................................................... 22
8. Happy the People........................................................................................... 24
9. This poor man called ..................................................................................... 26
10. How great is your name ............................................................................... 28
11. Come, Lord bring to us your peace .............................................................. 30
12. The love of the Lord is everlasting............................................................... 32
Chords............................................................................................................... 35
INDEX
Chords............................................................................................................... 35 Come, Lord bring to us your peace .................................................................... 30 Happy the People .............................................................................................. 24 Holy, holy, holy................................................................................................. 14 How good and how pleasant .............................................................................. 10 How great is your name..................................................................................... 28 If today you hear his voice................................................................................. 18 May your love be upon us.................................................................................. 16 My prayers come before you like incense .......................................................... 22 The love of the Lord is everlasting..................................................................... 32 There is one thing I ask of the Lord ................................................................... 12 This poor man called ......................................................................................... 26 We carry in our body......................................................................................... 20
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How good and how pleasant (Ps132) [2:54]
This song was first composed for that moment in the monastic profession rite when the sign if peace is given to the newly-professed monks. For the ancient Hebrews, living in a desert country, perfumed olive oil and the morning dew relieved the dryness of their lives � like friendship.
There is one thing I as of the Lord (Ps26:1;4;13-14) [2:32]
This is a psalm of trust sung in the monastic profession rite. It is also an evening psalm: we are confident that the darkness of this world�s night can never blot out the light of Christ.
Holy, holy, holy (Ps 148:2;11-12;13) [2:56]
In this song all creatures are called upon to witness the splendor and the beauty of God. Worship is the great �equalizer,� because in the experience of worship all distinctions fall away: �There is no longer male or female, Jew or Greek, slave or free man.� There is only God and his children.
May you love be upon us (Ps32:2-3;6-7;20-22) [3:04]
Stringed instruments are often mentioned in the Bible in connection with the praise of God. We are exhorted to �play loudly with all your skill.� Composing a skillful melody is an important craft of the monastery and grows out of the care we take with our public prayer.
If today you hear his voice (Ps94:1-7) [2:58]
St. Benedict tells his monks to sing this psalm at the start of each day�s work of praise. It often rings in the hears of monks coming late to morning prayer.
We carry in our body (Ps85:1-2;5-6;9-10) [2:30]
This is a song of the Easter Mystery: how the sufferings of Jesus are repeated in the life o each Christian crying out in need and in trust, �Save me!� � and how the gift of new life is given through his marvelous resurrection.
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My prayers come before you like incense (Ps140:1;2;3;8-9, adapted) [4:45]
This is the psalm for the setting of the sun. The repetition here of the word �listen� is an urgent plea for God to be present, particularly now that night is falling and darkness is covering the earth. In the Old Testament this psalm reminded the faithful Jew of the sacrifices that were offered in the temple at sunset. As Christians we are reminded of the one perfect sacrifice, Jesus offering himself to the Father.
Happy the People (Ps32:12-13;18-19 vs. #3: Cf. Eph. 1:17-18) [2:30]
The people of God are bound for the promised land and are called to continual hope in God�s promises.
This poor man called (Ps33:2-3;7;16;18;19;23) [2:31]
This song recalls in a direct and poignant way the plight of the poor. The poor know their need for God, and realize that their lives are empty without him. Persistent in prayer, God�s friends are his friends always, for richer or for poorer.
How great is your name (Ps8:2;4-9) [3:01]
This psalm celebrates the dignity of the human person and reminds us to reflect our responsibility toward all creatures.
Come, Lord, bring to us your peace (Ps 54:2-3; Ps41:2;3) [3:07]
This song describes our basic longing and is particularly appropriate to the season of Advent. We remember that Jesus promised us a peace that the world cannot give.
The love of the Lord is everlasting (Ps102:1-2;3-4;11-12;17) [3:07]
In this psalm of God�s love, everyone and everything is called to praise the Lord. The fear of the Lord of which the psalmist speaks is not fright; it is rather the reverence of a child for his parents.
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Suggestions for Use Below you will find suggestions for the use of the songs in the collection. The songs are indicated by their page number. ADVENT
May your love be upon us ..................................................................... page 16
This poor man called............................................................................. page 26
Come, Lord bring to us your peace........................................................ page 30
CHRISTMAS Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 How great is your name......................................................................... page 28 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
EPIPHANY Holy, holy, holy .................................................................................... page 14 Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 How great is your name......................................................................... page 28 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
LENT If today you hear his voice .................................................................... page 18 We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 This poor man called............................................................................. page 26
HOLY WEEK We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 This poor man called............................................................................. page 26
EASTER How good and how pleasant.................................................................. page 10 We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20
ASCENSION DAY Holy, holy, holy .................................................................................... page 14 We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 How great is your name......................................................................... page 28
PENTECOST How good and how pleasant.................................................................. page 10 There is one thing I ask of the Lord....................................................... page 12 May your love be upon us ..................................................................... page 16 Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 Come, Lord bring to us your peace........................................................ page 30
TRINITY SUNDAY Holy, holy, holy .................................................................................... page 14 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
SAINTS� DAYS How good and how pleasant.................................................................. page 10 There is one thing I ask of the Lord....................................................... page 12 We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 This poor man called............................................................................. page 26 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
THANKSGIVING DAY How good and how pleasant.................................................................. page 10 There is one thing I ask of the Lord....................................................... page 12 May your love be upon us ..................................................................... page 16
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Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 How great is your name......................................................................... page 28 Come, Lord bring to us your peace........................................................ page 30 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
BAPTISM There is one thing I ask of the Lord....................................................... page 12 May your love be upon us ..................................................................... page 16 We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
MARRIAGE May your love be upon us ..................................................................... page 16 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
BURIAL We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 This poor man called............................................................................. page 26 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
DAILY PRAYERS Morning
May your love be upon us................................................................. page 16 If today you hear his voice................................................................ page 18
Noon There is one thing I ask of the Lord................................................... page 12 How great is your name .................................................................... page 28
Evening My prayers come before you like incense ......................................... page 22 Happy the People.............................................................................. page 24
SUNDAYS Holy, holy, holy .................................................................................... page 14 We carry in our body............................................................................. page 20 Happy the People .................................................................................. page 24 How great is your name......................................................................... page 28 The love of the Lord is everlasting ........................................................ page 32
HOLY COMMUNION Before
Holy, holy, holy................................................................................ page 14 How great is your name .................................................................... page 28 Come, Lord bring to us your peace ................................................... page 30 The love of the Lord is everlasting.................................................... page 32
During We carry in our body ........................................................................ page 20
After How good and how pleasant ............................................................. page 10 There is one thing I ask of the Lord................................................... page 12 May your love be upon us................................................................. page 16 Happy the People.............................................................................. page 24 How great is your name .................................................................... page 28 The love of the Lord is everlasting.................................................... page 32
10
HOW GOOD AND HOW PLEASANT
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Confidently q = 80
REFRAIN:
Dm
Am
Dm
Am
Dm
Dm
How
good
Dm
Dm
and how
pleas
G
- ant it
is,
A
1.2.
broth
D
- ers
dwell
Am
ing
- in
un
D
- ni
ty!
D
-
ty!
Last time
D
Dm
Dm
D
VERSE ONE:Dm
Dm
It
Dm
is
like pre
cious
- oil
Am
up on
- the
head
Dm
run
ning
- down
Am
up on
- the
beard,
Dm
11
run
Dm
ning
- down
up on
- Aa
Am
ron�s
- beard
Dm
up on
- the
col
G
Am
lar
- - - of his
robes.
Dm
Dm
How
D.S.
VERSE TWO:
Dm
Dm
It
Dm
is
like
the
dew
of
Her
Am
-
mon
Dm
which
falls
Dm on
the
heights
Am
of
Zi
Dm
on.
-
For
there
Dm
the
Lord
gives
his
bless
Am
ing,
Dm
- -
life
G
Am
for
ev
Dm
er.
-
Dm
How
D.S.
12
THERE IS ONE THING I ASK OF THE LORD
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Lively
REFRAIN:
G *G/F#
*EmaddG
Cmaj7
Dsus4
D
G
G/F#
EmaddG
Cmaj7
Cmaj7
Dsus4
D
There
is
1,2,3
D.S.4.
one
G
thing
I
ask
G/F#
of
the
Lord,
EmaddG
to
live
Cmaj7
in
the
house
Cmaj7
of
the
Lord.
Dsus4 D
Lord.
Dsus4 D
There
is
Lord.
Last time
Dsus4 D
G
G/F#
EmaddG
Cmaj7
Cmaj7
Dsus4
D
G
G
VERSE ONE:
DD
The
Lord
Gis
my
light
G/F#and
my
help;
EmaddG
*G/D
Cmaj7
whom
Cmaj7
shall
I
fear?
Dsus4 D The
Lord
Gis
the
strong
G/F#
hold
- of
my
life;
EmaddG
G/D
Cmaj7
be fore
- whom
Cmaj7
shall I
shrink?
Dsus4
D
There is
D.S.
13
VERSE TWO:
D
There
is
one
Gthing
I
ask
G/F#of
the
Lord,
EmaddG
G/D
Cmaj7
for
this
Cmaj7
I
long;
Dsus4 D to
sav
Gor- the
sweet
G/F#ness
- of
the
Lord,
EmaddG
G/D
Cmaj7
to be
hold
Cmaj7
- his
tem
Dsus4
ple.
-
D
There is
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
D
I am
sure
G I shall
see
G/F# the Lord's
good
EmaddG
ness
-
G/D
Cmaj7
in the
land
Cmaj7
of the
liv
Dsus4
ing.
-
D
Hope
G
in
him,
hold
firm
G/F# and take
heart.
EmaddG
G/D
Cmaj7
Hope
Cmaj7
in the
Lord!
Dsus4
D
There is
D.S.
DESCANT FOR VERSES:
D
G *G/F# *EmaddG G/D Cmaj7
Cmaj7 Dsus4
D G G/F#
EmaddG G/D Cmaj7
Cmaj7 Dsus4
D
14
HOLY, HOLY, HOLY
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B. Fr. Columba Kelly, O.S.B.
Reflectively q. = 48
REFRAIN:
*Dadd9
Ho
D
ly,- ho
Am
ly,- ho
G
ly,- is
C
the Lord,
Dadd9
God
Dsus4
of
hosts.
D
1.
Dadd9
His glo
Am
ry- fills
C
the
earth.
Dadd9
D.S.
2,3,4
earth.
Dadd9
earth.
Last time
Dadd9
D
VERSE ONE:
Dadd9
O praise
G
the
Lord
C
from
the
hea
Dadd9
-
vens,
D
praise
C
him,
in
Am
the
heights.
Dadd9
D
Praise
C
him,
all
Am
his
an
Dadd9
gels,
D
- praise
C
him,
all his
host.
D.S.
15
VERSE TWO
Dadd9
All
G
earth's
kings
C
and
peo
Dadd9
-
ples,
D
earth's
C
prin
Am
ces
- and
rul
Dadd9
ers;
D
-
young
C
men
Am and
maid
Dadd9
ens,
D
- old
C
men
to
-
geth
G
er
- with
child
Dadd9
ren.
-
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
Dadd9
Let
them
praise
G
the
name
C
of
the
Lord,
Dadd9
D
for he
C
a
lone
Am
- is
ex
al-
Dadd9
ted.
-
D
The
splen
Cdor
- of
his
Am
name
Dadd9
reach
D
es
- be
yond
C
-
heav
G
en
- and
earth.
Dadd9
D.S.
16
MAY YOUR LOVE BE UPON US
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B. Fr. Columba Kelly, O.S.B
.
Slowly h = 42
REFRAIN:
Am
Em
Am
Em
Am
May
your
love
Em
be
up
on
Dm
- us,
Em
O
Lord,
F
Dm
as
we
place
Am
1.
all
Dm our hope
Em
in
you.
Am Em
Am
Em
D.S.
2,3,4
you.
Am Em
you.
Last time
Am Em
Am
Em
Am
VERSE ONE:
Am
Em
Give thanks
Am
to
the
Lord
Em
up on
F
-
Dm
the
harp,
Cwith
a
ten
F
stringed
- lute
Dm
sing
him
songs,
Esus4
E
O
sing
Am
him
a
song
Am
that
is
new,
Dm G
play
loud
Am
ly
- with all
Em
your skill.
Am
Em
Am
Em
D.S.
17
VERSE TWO:
Am Em
By
Am
his word
Em
the heav
F
ens
Dm
- were
made,
Cby
the
breath
F
of
his
mouth
Dm
all
the
stars.
Esus4
E
He
col
-
lects
Am
the
waves
Am
of
the
o
Dm cean;
G
- - he
stores
Am
up
the depths
Em
of
the
sea.
Am
Em
Am
Em
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
Am Em
Our soul
Am
is wait
Em
ing,- wait
F
ing
- for
Dm
the
Lord.
C The
Lord
F
is
our
help
Dm
and
our
shield.
Esus4
E
In
him
Am
do
our
hearts
Am
find joy.
Dm
G
We
trust
Am
in
his
ho
Em
ly- name.
Am
Em
Am
Em
D.S.
18
IF TODAY YOU HEAR HIS VOICE
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Rhythmically, not too fast q. = 58
REFRAIN:
*Dadd9
If
Dm
to day
Dm
- you hear
G
his voice,
*Amadd9 Am
1. 2,3,4 Last time
har
Dm
den
- not
Am
your
hearts.
Cmaj7 Dadd9
D.S.
hearts.
Cmaj7
Dadd9
hearts.
Cmaj7 D
D
VERSE ONE:
Dadd9
Come,
D
ring
out our
joy
G
C
to
the
Lord;
Dadd9
hail
D
the
rock
C
who
saves
F
Em
us.
Dadd9
Let
Dm
us
come be
fore
G
- him,
giv
Dm
ing
-
thanks,
G
with songs
C
let
us
hail
Am
Em
the Lord.
Dadd9
D.S.
VERSE TWO:
Dadd9
A
might
D
y
- God
G
C
is
the
Lord.
Dadd9
In
D
his
hand
C
are
the
depths
F
Em
of
the
earth.
Dadd9
The heights
Dm
of
the
moun
tains
- are
his,
G
to
him
Dm
be longs
- the
19
sea,
G
and
the
dry
C
land
shaped
Am
Em
by
his
hands.
Dadd9
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
Dadd9
Come
in;
D
let
us
bow
G
C
and
bend
low;
Dadd9
let
D
us
kneel
C
be
fore
- God
F
Em
who
made
Dadd9
us,
for he
Dm
is
our
God
and
we
G
the
peo
Dm
ple-
of
his
pas
G
ture,-
the flock
C
that
is
led
Am
Em
by
his
hand.
Dadd9
D.S.
DESCANT FOR REFRAIN:
* Dadd9
Dm Dm
G
*Amadd9 Am Dm
1. 2,3,4 Last time
Am
Cmaj7 Dadd9 D.S.
Cmaj7 Dadd9 Cmaj7
D D
DESCANT FOR VERSES:
Dadd9
D G C Dadd9 D
C F Em
Dadd9
Dm G Dm
G
C
Am Em Dadd9 D.S.
20
WE CARRY IN OUR BODY
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B. Fr. Columba Kelly, O.S.B.
Joyfully
REFRAIN:
D
Amaj7 Cmaj7
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
We
car
D
ry
- in
our
bod
D
y
- the
death
Am7
of
the
Lord
Cmaj7
Bm
that
ours
Cmaj7
may
be
the
1. 2,3,4
gift
Fmaj7
of
his
life.
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
We
D.S.
life.
D Amaj7
Cmaj7
Last time
life.
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
D
VERSE ONE:
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
Turn
your
ear,
Dm
O Lord,
Am
and
give
an
Dm
swer
-
Am
for
I
Dmam poor
Am
and
need
Dm
y.
-
Am
Pre serve
Dm
- my
life
Am
for
I
am
faith
Dmful;
-
Amsave
the
ser
Dmvant
- who
trusts
Cmaj7
in
you.
Fmaj7
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
We
D.S.
21
VERSE TWO:
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
O
Lord,
Dm
you
are
good
Am
and
for
giv
Dm
- ing,
-
Am
full
of
love
Dmto all
Am
who
call.
Dm
Am
Give heed,
Dm
O
Lord,
Am
to
my
prayer
Dm Amand
at
tend
Dm- to
the
sound
Cmaj7
of
my
voice.
Fmaj7
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
We
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
All
the
na
Dm
tions
- shall
come
Am
to
a
-
dore
Dm
you
Am
and glo
Dm ri- fy
Am
- your
name
Dm
Am
for
you
are
great
Dmand
do
mar
Am
vel
- ous
deeds,
Dm Amyou
Dmwho
a
lone
Cmaj7
- are
God.
Fmaj7
D
Amaj7
Cmaj7
We
D.S.
22
MY PRAYERS COME BEFORE YOU LIKE INCENSE
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Reflectively q. = 40
REFRAIN:
Dm Dm
Am
Am
C C
*Dadd9 D
Dadd9
D
My prayers
D
come
Am7
be
fore
Dadd9
- you
D
like in
*D/F#
G
cense,
A
- -
A
the
1.
rais
D
ing
- of
G
my
hands
Am
D
like
the
ev'
Am
ning- of
C
fer- ing.
-
Dadd9 D
Dadd9 D.S.
2,3,4
ing.
Dadd9 D
ing.
Last time
Dadd9 D
Dadd9
D
VERSE ONE:
Dadd9 D
I call
Dm
to you,
Lord,
Am
help
C
me.
Dadd9
Lis
Dm
ten
- to
me
C
when
I
call
F
to you.
A
Lord,
D
I cry
D
to you,
Gm
C
so lis
G
ten
-
*G/B
to
me,
Lord,
Dadd9
I
Dm
am
in
vok
-
Am C
ing- you.
Dadd9
D
Dadd9
D.S.
23
VERSE TWO:
Dadd9 D
Keep
Dm
me from
e
Am
vil,
- watch
C
o
ver
- me.
Dadd9
Set
Dm
a
guard
C
at
the
door
F
of
my
lips.
A
Lord,
D
I turn
D
to you,
Gm
C
so lis
G
ten
-
G/B
to
me,
Lord,
Dadd9
I
Dm
am
in
vok
-
Am C
ing- you.
Dadd9
D
Dadd9
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
Dadd9 D
De
fend
Dm
- me, O
Lord,
Am
I
take
re
C
fuge
- in
you.
Dadd9
Guard
Dm
me
from
those
C
who
do
e
F
vil.
A
- Lord,
D
I
trust
Din
you,
Gm
C
so
lis
G
ten
-
G/B
to
me,
Lord,
Dadd9
I
Dm
am
in
vok
-
Am C
ing
- you.
Dadd9 D
Dadd9 D.S.
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HAPPY THE PEOPLE
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Confidently h = 72
REFRAIN:A
Hap
A
py
- the
peo
G
ple
- God
D
has
cho
Esen
- as
his
1,2,3
own.
A
own.
Last time
A
A
VERSE ONE:
Am
Am
They
are hap
G
py,
- whose God
Fmaj7
is
the
Lord,
E
the
peo
A
ple
- he
has
cho
Dsen
- as
his
own.
Esus4
E
Am
From
the hea
G
vens
- the
Lord
Fmaj7
looks forth,
E
he sees
A
all
the
chil
D
- dren
of
men.
Esus4
E
D.S.
VERSE TWO:
Am
The Lord
Am
looks
on
those
G
who
re
vere
Fmaj7
- him,
E
on
those
A
who
hope
D
in
his
love,
Esus4
E
to res
Am
cue
- their
souls
G
from
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death,
Fmaj7
E
to
keep
A
them
a
live
D
- inin
fam
Esus4
ine.
E
-
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
Am
Am
May
the
fa
G
ther
- of
our
Lord
Fmaj7
Je
sus
- Christ
E
en
-
light
A
en
- the
eyes
D
of
our
heart,
Esus4
E
Am
that
we
might
see
G
how
great
Fmaj7
E
is
the
hope
A
to
which
D
we
are
called.
Esus4
E
D.S.
DESCANT FOR REFRAIN:
A
1,2,3
A G D E A
Last timeA
A
DESCANT FOR VERSES:
Am
Am G
Fmaj7 E
A D
Esus4 E Am
G
Fmaj7 E
A D
Esus4 E D.S.
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THIS POOR MAN CALLED
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Broadly h. = 50
REFRAIN:
E
*F/E+4
E
F/E+4
This
1.
poor
E man
F/E+4
called;
E
Am
the
Lord
Dm
heard
G
him.
E
E
This
D.S.
2,3,4
him.
E
him.
Last timeE
VERSE ONE:
E
I
E
will
bless
F/E+4
the
Lord
at
all
times
E
his
praise
Am
al
ways
- on
Dm
my
lips;
E
in
the
Lord
Am
my
soul
G
shall
make
Am
its
boast.
Dm
The
hum
G
ble
- shall
hear
F
and
be
glad.
E
E
This
D.S.
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VERSE TWO:
E
The
Lord
E
turns
his
face
F/E+4
a
gainst
- the
wick
E
ed
-
that
their
name
Am
be
re
mem
Dm
- bered
- no
more.
E
The
just
call
Am
G
and
the
Lord
Am
hears,
Dm
res
cues
- them
G
in
all
F
their
dis
tress.
E
-
E
This
D.S.
VERSE THREE:
E
The
Lord
E
is
close
F/E+4
to
the
bro
ken
- heart
E
- ed;
-
those
whose
spir
Am
it
- is
crushed
Dm
he
will
save.
E
The
Lord
Am
ran
G
soms
- the
souls
Am
of
his
ser
Dmvants.
-
Those
who
trust
G
him
shall
not
F
be
con
demned.
E
-
E
This
D.S.
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HOW GREAT IS YOUR NAME
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B.
Confidently h. = 42
REFRAIN:Dm
Am
Dm
Am
How
great
Dm
is
your
name,
C
O
Lord,
Gm
our
God,
Dm
Am
through
1.
all
F
*C/E
the
earth.
Dm Am Dm
Am
How
D.S.
2,3,4
earth.
Dm Am earth.
Last timeDm Am Dm Am
Dm
VERSE ONE:Dm
Am
The
hea
Dm
vens
- are
the
work
Am
of
your
hands;
Dm
Am
the
moon
F
and
the
stars
C
you
ar
ranged.
F
-
C
What
is
man
Dm
that
you
should
keep
Gm
him
in
mind,
Dm
Am
mor
tal
- man
Gm
that
you
care
Am
for
him.
Dm
Am
Dm
Am
How
D.S.
VERSE TWO:Dm
Am
Yet
you
made
Dm
him
lit
tle
- less
Am
than
a
god;
Dm
Am
with
glo
F
- ry
and
hon
C
or
- you
crowned
F
him,
C
gave
him
pow'r
Dm
o'er
the
work
Gm
of
your
hand,
Dm
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Am
put
all
Gm
things
un
Am
der
- his
feet.
Dm
Am
Dm
Am
How
D.S.
VERSE THREE:Dm
Am
All
Dm
of
them,
sheep
Am
and cat
Dm
tle,
-
Am
yes,
e
F
ven
- the
sav
C
age
- beasts,
F
C
birds
Dm
of
the
air,
Gm
and
fish
Dm
Am
that
make
Gm
their
way
Am
through
the
wa
Dm
ters.
-
Am
Dm
Am
How
D.S.
DESCANT FOR REFRAIN:Dm
Am
Dm
Am
Dm
C
Gm Dm Am F
1. 2,3,4
*C/E Dm Am Dm
Am
D.S. Dm
Am Last time
Dm Am Dm Am
Dm
DESCANT FOR VERSES:Dm
Am
Dm Am Dm
Am F C
F
C Dm Gm Dm
Am
Gm Am
Dm
Am
Dm
Am
D.S.
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COME, LORD BRING TO US YOUR PEACE
Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B. Fr. Columba Kelly, O.S.B.
Slowly h = 42
REFRAIN:Em
Am
Em
Am
Come,
Em
Lord,
bring
Am
to
us
your
peace.
Bm
1.
Let
G
us
re
joice
D - be
fore
C
- you
Cmaj7
with
a
per
Am
fect
Bm
- heart.
Em Am
Em
Am
D.S.
2,3,4
heart.
Em Am
heart.
Last time
Em
Am
Em
Am
Em
VERSE ONE:Em
Am
O
God,
Em
lis
Amten
- to
my
prayer,
Bm
do
not
hide
G
Dsus4
from
D my
plead
Am
ing,
D - at
tend
G
- to
me
C
and
Cmaj7
re
ply;
Am
-
D
with
my
cares
G
I
can
Em
not- rest.
Am
Bm Em
Am
Em
Am
D.S.
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VERSE TWO:Em
Am
Like
Em
the
deer
Am
that
yearns
Bm
for
run
G
Dsus4 D
ning
- -
streams,
Am
D
so
G
my
soul
C
is
Cmaj7
yearn
Am
ing
D
- for
you,
G
Em
my God.
Am
Bm Em
Am
Em
Am
D.S.
VERSE THREE:Em
Am
My
soul
Em
is
thirst
Am
ing
- for
God,
Bm
the
God
G
Dsus4
of
D my
life;
Am
D
when
G
can
I
en
C
ter
Cmaj7
- and
see
Am
D
the
face
G
Em
of God?
Am
Bm Em
Am
Em
Am
D.S.
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THE LOVE OF THE LORD IS EVERLASTING
Fr. Columba Kelly, O.S.B. Bro. Tobias Colgan, O.S.B. Bro. Samuel Weber, O.S.B.
Joyfully h = 42
REFRAIN:D
Gmay7
D
Gmaj7
D
The
love
Gmaj7
of
the
Lord
D
is
ev
Cmaj7
er
- last
Dsus4
- ing
D
-
1.
Bm
up on
- those
Am
who
hold
*G/B
him
*G/C
in
fear.
D
Gmaj7
D
Gmaj7
D.S.
2,3,4
fear.
D
Gmaj7
fear.
Last timeD
Gmaj7
D
Gmaj7
D
VERSE ONE:D
Gmaj7
My
soul,
D
give
thanks
Gmaj7
to
the
Lord,
D
Gmaj7
all
my
be
D
ing,
-
bless
Am
his
ho
Cmaj7
ly
- name.
G/B
G/C D
My
soul,
D
give
thanks
Gmaj7
to
the
Lord,
D
Gmaj7
and
nev
Am
er
- for
get
Cmaj7
- all
his
bless
G/B G/C
ings.
D-
Gmaj7
D
Gmaj7
D.S.
VERSE TWO:D
Gmaj7
It
is
he
D
who
for
gives
Gmaj7
- all
your
guilt,
D
Gmaj7
who heals
D
ev'
ry
-
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one
Am
of
Cmaj7
your
ills,
G/B
G/C D
who
re
deems
D
- your
life
Gmaj7
from
the
grave,
D
Gmaj7
who
crowns
Am
you
with
love
Cmaj7
and
com
pas
G/B-
G/C
sion.
D-
Gmaj7 D
Gmaj7
D.S.
VERSE THREE:D
Gmaj7
As
the
heav
D
ens
- are
high
Gmaj7
a
bove
- the
earth
D
Gmaj7
so strong
D
is
his
love
Am
for
those
Cmaj7
who
fear
G/B
G/C
him.
D
As
far
D
as
the
east
Gmaj7
is
from
the
west
D
Gmaj7
so
far
Am
does
he
re
move
Cmaj7
-
our
sins.
G/B G/C D Gmaj7
D
Gmaj7
D.S.
DESCANT FOR VERSES:D
Gmaj7
D
Gmaj7
D Gmaj7 D
Am Cmaj7 *G/B
*G/C D
D
Gmaj7
D Gmaj7
Am
Cmaj7 G/B G/C D Gmaj7 D
Gmaj7
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