I Invite You In (w/ Sarah)

Oh, how glorious is Thy table, Lord,

We Have Oil in Our Lamps

Original composition of K.H.


Capo 2 
Stanzas 
C Em7 F

Chorus: 
C E7 F
C Em7 F

1
Lord here I am stuck in my past life,
Can't find peace and hope deep inside.
All anxious thoughts of mine arises, not again,
All doubts and fears and cares give weight in my heart.

Chorus
Lord open my eyes,
To see nothing else but You.
Lord draw me once more,
This time I'll never leave You.

2
Lord here I am still wand'ringly tired,
Can't find rest still stagg'ring inside.
But something deep within my heart keeps on longing,
Can I be freed from all the maze of my soul?

Chorus
Lord, open my eyes,
To see nothing else but You.
Lord draw me once more,
This time I'll never leave You.



End Chorus
Lord make my heart pure,
To be single before You.


Lord here I am (J.C. & K.H.)

NT370 - Abide with Me [feat. SC, NS, JP]

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NS757 - Everything is in the Breath (feat. NH, MP, LB, JC)

Lord, thank You for a new day for me to take You as Lord.
I subject myself under Your headship for the whole day.
Lord, set up Your throne in my life, Set up
Your throne at the center of my being.
Bring my whole day with my daily life
Under Your throne.

	Lord, set up Your throne in my life, Set up   
	Your throne at the center of my being.
	Bring my whole day with my daily life     
	Under Your throne.

Lyrics: A prayer in  <God’s New Testament Economy>
Music: Rick Persad 

https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/ns/653

Lord, thank you for a new day for me to take you as Lord

"The House of the Rising Sun" is an American traditional folk song. It's earlier version was called "Rising Sun Blues", which was in major key and 3/4 time signature. The song was first collected in Appalachia in the 1930s, but probably has its roots in traditional English folk song. 
The most successful commercial version, recorded in 1964 by the English rock band The Animals, was in minor key and 12/8 with a bit different lyrics and melody. 
In our version the lyrics are mostly from the earlier versions, but in minor 12/8 and melody as in Animal's version. Olavi Lähteinen sings and I play the guitars. I produced this at my home with Band in a Box and Reaper.
Laulu on alkujaan kansanlaulu USA:sta, mutta lienee kulkeutunut Englannista. Sen aikaisempi versio nimeltään "Rising Sun Blues" on  duurissa ja 3/4-tahtilajissa.
Suurimman hitin tästä sai englantilainen The Animals vuonna 1964. Heidän versionsa on mollissa ja 12/8-tahtilajissa sekä sanoitukseltaan ja melodialtaan erilainen.
Versiomme noudattaa pääasiassa varhaisempien sanoitusta, mutta muutoin Animalsien versiota. Olavi Lähteinen laulaa ja itse soitan kitaroita. Tuotin tämän kotonani Band in a Boxilla ja Reaperilla.

Oh, how glorious is Thy table, Lord,

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