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D:\My Documents\` Songs\01-09\001 Ah! You're Beautiful.Sib Ruth Fazal Songbook ributary Music Toronto, Canada Ah! You're Beautiful Ruth Fazal q = 70 Bb C/Bb F/A 1. Ah! You're beau -ti - ful, my love. 2. Ah! You're beau - ti - ful, my love. 3 Bb C/Bb F/A Ah! You're beau - ti - ful! Ah! You're beau - ti - ful! 5 Bb Bb/C C F F/A Bb More than my heart can ev - er know or ev - er feel; Be -yond the maj -tyes - of all that You have made; 7 Gm7 Bb/C C F F/A Je - sus, Your beau - ty is be - yond all that is real. Be - yond the splen - dour - of the power that You dis - play; Copyright © 1997 Ruth Fazal 2 9 Bb Bb/C C Dm F/A Bb Gm Gm/C More than my eyes have ev - er seen or ev - er will; Ah! You're beau - ti - ful, Je -sus, Your beau -isty be -yond all words I know. Ah! You're beau - ti - ful, 12 Asus ABbBb/C Ah! You're beau - ti - ful. Ah! You're beau - ti - ful. 14 F Bb/F C/E Dm F (From Jesus) 3. Ah! you're beautiful, my love 4. Ah! you're beautiful, my love Ah! you're beautiful Ah! you're beautiful More than your heart can ever know or ever feel Beyond the majesty of all that I have made My bride, my love for you surpasses all that's real Beyond the splendour of the power I've displayed More than your heart could ever know or understand My bride, your beauty is beyond all words you know Ah! you're beautiful. Ah! you're beautiful. Ah! you're beautiful. Ah! you're beautiful. 3 All Glory To Jesus Ruth Fazal q = 80 G C/G D/F# Em C Am/C Dsus D 1. All glo -toJery -sus, the Lamb who is wor -thy. All 6 G C/G D/F# Em C Am7 D glo -toJery -sus, the Lamb who was slain. All 10 G C/G D/F# Em C Am/C Dsus D hon -our and prai -ses, all pow -er and wis -dom; All 14 G C/G B/F# Em Em/D C Am7 D G glo -toJery -sus, all glo -tory His Name. Be - Copyright © 1997 Ruth Fazal 4 18 G/B G D/F# A/E D G/B A/C# Dsus D -hold the Lamb of God who takes a- way our sin; Sal - last time 23 G C/G G B/F# Em Em/D C Am D G Gsus G Gsus G - va -tion and hon -our and glo -ry be- long to Him. (All) 2. All glory to Jesus, the One who is Holy All glory to Jesus, the Lamb on the throne All honour and praises All power and wisdom All glory to Jesus, all glory to His Name Behold the Lamb of God! Behold the Holy One! Salvation and honour and glory belong to Him. 3. All glory to Jesus, who makes intercession All glory to Jesus, our Saviour, our King All honour and praises All power and wisdom All glory to Jesus, all glory to His Name Behold the Lamb of God! Our Shepherd for evermore Salvation and honour and glory belong to Him. 5 Bowed Down To You Ruth Fazal = 65 q C F/C C 1. Lord, You reign in hea - ven and 5 C F/A C G Lord, I come to Your throne. I 9 C E7 E7/G# Am Am/G bow be - fore You My Fa - ther; I Refrain 13 D/F# Gsus G of -fer my heart to You a - lone. In all Copyright © 1995 Ruth Fazal 6 17 F C D F/A C D F that I am, in all that I do, I want to live my 22 G F life bowed down to You. 1, 2 Last time 25 C C 2. Jesus, I see You in glory and Lord, I fall at Your feet I offer my will to be broken, for I know that in You I stand complete. In all that I am... 3. Father, wherever You take me, wherever You need me to go I pray that I will be willing to bow down my heart and let You know In all that I am... 7 My Father’s Love It is in You I find my name. Once spoken will suffice to give me hope that I can live my life not bound by other’s definitions. It is in You I find my life. Not in pursuit of affirmation given to make me feel of worth, depending on the source from which it came. It is in You I know my call. And that not based on my achievements. For I will surly fall someday, and then, outside of Your embrace my vision would be shattered. My place is here, my eyes are fixed on Yours. Seeing in your gaze a Father’s perfect love, expressed in perfect sacrifice of Son. My arms reach up to take You to myself, confident that You have placed me here in your embrace. I need no other name than that You quietly speak. To know My Father’s love- it is enough for me! Ruth Fazal 2002 Break My Heart O God Ruth Fazal q = 50 C F/A C G 1. Break my heart, O God and take it in Your hand; And 5 C F/C C C D7/F# G make it beat with love for You and the hur -inting our land. 9 C F/C G/C C G Break my heart, O God as Yours was bro -ken for me when You 13 C F/C G/C C F/A C/G F/G C laid Your life down on that cross, O break my heart O God. 2. Break my heart, O God and make it fully Yours 3. Break my heart, O God and place it in Your fire Filled with Your compassion Lord, to reach out to the lost O let me be a life poured out to Jesus, my desire Lost within the pain of walking all alone Break my heart O God so I can feel Your pain Let me bring your heart to them So I can reach out with Your love O break my heart, O God! O break my heart, O God, Copyright © 1997 Ruth Fazal 9 Breathe New Life In Us Ruth Fazal Refrain q = 96 F C/E Am7 Dm Bb F Gm7 Csus C Breathe new life in us; Take a- way our fear as we come to- ge - ther here. end here 5 F C/E Am7 Dm Gm F/A Bb Bb/C F Je -bysus, Your Spi -rit breathe new life in us. 9 Bb Bb/C F F/A Bb Bb/C F 1. We are read -toy be bro -ken, Lord; We are read -toy move on. 13 Dm A Dm C2 C We are read -toy lay down our swords to be rec -on ciled as one. Copyright © 1993 Ruth Fazal 10 17 Bb Bb/C F F/A Bb Bb/C F By Your Spir -it move up- on us now to do all You have to do; 21 Dm A We are read -toy be ser -vants Lord 23 Dm F/C C Bb/C C D.C. We are read -y now for You. 2. We are nothing Lord without Your life; we are nothing on our own But with You we can go forth in power, when Your Spirit makes us one All the pride that lies within our hearts; Lord, we come and lay it down. Leaving with You all of our desires, come and make our wills Your own... 3. Lord, we're standing here before Your throne, holding nothing in our hands For we long to see Your Kingdom come, so we wait for Your command We proclaim You are the King of kings, ruler over all the earth With one voice now may Your people sing; with one voice may we go forth... 11 By Your Grace Ruth Fazal . = 52 h D G 1. You have called me to come to Your ta - ble, to sit 4 D A D down with the King at my place. You have found me and drawn me, my Refrain 7 G C G/B Asus A Sav - iour, by Your Grace, by Your Grace. By Your 10 D C Grace You have made the way o - pen to en - Copyright ©1995 Ruth Fazal 12 12 D G C G/B - joy all that You have pre- pared by Your Grace 15 A C G/B by Your Grace. 17 D (2. Can I) 2. Can I come when my heart is still broken? Can I come to You just as I am? Will You take me right into your family? Can I come? Can I come? By Your Grace... 3. You have found me and loved me, Lord Jesus You have fed me and taken me in Through no deed of my own I'm made worthy I'm a child .. of the King By Your Grace... 13 Captivate My Heart Ruth Fazal = 135 q E A E A2 E G 1. I see His glo - ry; I feel His pre - sence; Je- sus has come to take His 4 Bsus B E A2 E A2 place. My heart is rea - dy, my heart is o - pen Refrain 7 E G Bsus B .
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