The Star Spangled Banner
   Words: Francis Scott Key
   Tune: John Stafford Smith
   Category: Patriotic

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1. O say, can you see,   by the dawn's ear-ly    light,
2. O thus be  it  ev-er, when free men     shall stand

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1. What so proud-ly    we    hailed at  the twi-light's last gleam-ing,
2. Be     -tween their loved homes  and the war's des - o-   la   -tion;

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1. Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the per-il-ous  fight,
2. Blest with vic-t'ry     and    peace, may the heav'n-res-cued land

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1. O'er the   ram-  parts we   watched, were so  gal-lant-ly stream-ing?
2. Praise the Pow'r that  hath made     and  pre-served us a na-tion!

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1. And the rock-ets' red glare, the bombs burst-ing in air,
2. Then con-quer we must, when our        cause it  is just;

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1. Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
2. And  this  be      our mot  -to: "In  God  is  our   trust!"

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1. O   say, does that star-span-gled  ban-ner yet    wa-ve
2. And the star -span-gled ban-ner in tri-umph shall wa-ve

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1. O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
2. O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.

   The Solid Rock
   Words: Edward Mote 1797-1874
   Tune: William Bradbury 1816-1868
   Category: Faith and Trust

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1. My hope is built on noth     -ing less
2. When dark-ness veils His love-ly face,
3. His oath, His cove -enant,    His blood,
4. When He shall come with trum -pet sound, 

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1. Than Je-sus' blood and right-eous-ness;
2. I    rest on His un-   chang-ing  grace;
3. Sup- port me in the    whelm-ing  flood;
4. O    may I then in     Him   be   found,

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1. I dare not trust the sweet    -est frame,
2. In ev-'ry high and strom      -y gale
3. When all a-round my soul       gives way,
4. Dressed in His right-eous-ness a-lone,    

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1. But   whol-ly lean on    Je  -sus' name.
2. My    an-chor holds with-in   the  veil.
3. He    then is all my     hope and  stay.
4. Fault-less to stand be  -fore the  throne.

Chorus

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On Christ the sol-id Rock, I stand 

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All oth-er ground is sink-ing sand, 

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All oth-er ground is sink-ing sand.

   Sweet Hour of Prayer
   Words: William Walford 1772-1850
   Tune: William B. Bradbury 1816-1868
   Category: Prayer

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1 Sweet hour of    prayer! Sweet hour of prayer!
2 Sweet hour of    prayer! Sweet hour of prayer!
3 Sweet hour of    prayer! Sweet hour of prayer! 

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1 That calls me from a world of      care,
2 Thy  wings shall my  pe   -ti-tion bear
3 May  I thy con    -  sol  -la-tion share,

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1 And bids me    at my Fa-ther's throne
2 To Him whose trugh and faith-ful-ness
3 Till, from Mount Pis-gah's sloft-y height, 

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1 Make all my wants     and wish-es known;
2 En  -gage the wait   -ing soul to bless;
3 I    view my home,    and take my flight:

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1 In sea-sons  of dis-tress and grief,
2 And since He bids me seek His face,
3 This robe of flesh I'll drop, and 

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1 My soul  has   of  -ten found   re-lief,
2 Be-leive His   Word and trust   His grace,
3 rise to  seize the  ev- er-last-ing prize;

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1 And oft es   -caped the tempt-er's snare
2 I'll cast on Him my ev-'ry care,
3 And shout, while pass-ing thru the air, 

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1 By    thy re    -turn,   sweet hour of prayer.
2 And   wait for   thee,   sweet hour of prayer.
3 "Fare-well, fare-well    sweet hour of prayer."

   Springs of Living Water
   Words: John W. Peterson, 1921-
   Tune: John W. Peterson, 1921-
   Category: Salvation

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1 I thirst-ed in the bar-ren land of    sin and shame,
2 How sweet the liv-ing wa-ter from the hills of God,
3 O sin-ner, won't you come to-day to   Cal-va-ry,

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1 And noth-ing sat-is-fy-ing there I     found;
2 It makes me glad and hap-py all the    way;
3 A foun-tain there is flow-ing deep and wide;

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1 But to the bless-ed cross of Christ one  day I came
2 Now glo-ry, grace and bless-ing mark the path I've trod,
3 The Sav-ior now invites you to the       wa-ter free,

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1 Where springs of liv-ing  wa-ter did  a-bound.
2 I'm  shout-ing "Hal-le-   lu-jah" ev-'ry day.
3 Where thirst-ing spir-its can be sat-is-fied.

Chorus

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Drink-ing at the springs   of  liv-ing wa-ter,

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Hap-py now am I, My soul they sat-is-fy;

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Drink-ing at the springs   of  liv-ing wa-ter,

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O won-der-ful and boun-ti-ful sup-ply.

   There Shall Be Showers of Blessings
   Words: Daniel W. Whittle
   Tune: James McGranahan
   Category: Renewal and Revival

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1. There shall be show-ers of bless-ing; This is the prom-ise of  love.
2. There shall be show-ers of bless-ing; Pre-cious re-viv-ing a  -gain;
3. There shall be show-ers of bless-ing; Send them up-on us, O    Lord.
4. There shall be show-ers of bless-ing; O that to-day they might fall,

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1. There shall be sea-sons re-fresh-ing, Sent from the Sav-ior a -bove.
2. O-ver the hills and the    val-leys,  Sound of a-bun-dance of  rain.
3. Grant to us now a re      -fresh-ing; Come and now hon-or Your Word.
4. Now as to God we're con-   fess-ing,  Now as on Je-sus we      call!

Chorus

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Show-ers of bless-ing, Show-ers of bless-ing we need.

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Mer-cy-drops round us are fall-ing, But for the show-ers   we plead.

   Seek Ye First
   Words: Karen Lafferty 1948-Based on scripture
   Tune: Karen Lafferty 1948-
   Category: Faith and Trust

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1. Seek ye      first the king-dom of     God
2. Where two or three are gath-ered in My Name,

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1. And His  right-eous-ness;
2. There am I in their midst;

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1. And all these things shall be add-ed un-to     you.
2. And what-so  -ev-er ye        shall ask, I wil do.

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1. Al-le-lu, Al-le-lu-ia
1. Al-le-lu, Al-le-lu-ia