AWAYII\AMAI\GER F/A Gm/Bb F/C C#dim Dm F Words and Music bY MUELLER N.C. C7 C7 Gm C7 Gm/Bb Bb F(add9) F Bdim F/C F bed, wakes, stay F*dim CTIG C7 way cat neaf C7 in - tle IIIE, a a to The But Close lit - tle Lord lit - tle Lord by me for - L7 no crib for the Ba - bY I ask Thee a are Lord man - ger, low - ing, Je - sus, F/A F cm/Bh sus laid sus no of, and Bdim Gm his sweet head. ing He makes. rne, I praY. F#dim Gm C7 c13 The stars I love Bless all F/A Gm/Bb F/C F sky- Je - sus, chil - dren cm/Bb Bb F 10 Je Je ev Bh Bb down cry love in Thee, the C*dim Dm the Lord dear looked look in C7 C7 F/C F 15 down where he down from the Thy ten - der lay, sky, carg, The And And lit - tle stay by fit us Lord Je - sus, my cra - dle for heav - en sleep on morn - ing live with a till to the .t ts I Thee F/A Gm/Bb F/C C*dtunDmIlm/CGm/Bb Bb add9 F A c7 F( C7 hay. nigh. l. Notice the effectiveness of the contrary motion caused by the bass line of the substitutions, (most obvious in bars -17-19)' Throushout, the bass line is moving in a direction opposite to that of the melodic contour. This reinforces the tension and relea# of eich phrase 2. Here is an example ofa simple arpeggio for an F(add9) chord' The Be there. C-mwisht @ 1992 bv HAL LEONARD PLTBLtriHIIIIG CORFORA'flOF| Inernationil CopvrightResrrrcd AII RitB Rcscnrcd Play an octave lower
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AWAYII\AMAI\GER
F/A Gm/Bb F/C C#dim DmF
Words and Music bYMUELLER
N.C.C7C7
GmC7
Gm/BbBb
F(add9)F
Bdim F/CF
bed,wakes,stay
F*dim CTIGC7
waycat
neaf
C7
in- tle
IIIE,
aa
to
TheBut
Close
lit - tle Lordlit - tle Lordby me for -
L7
no crib forthe Ba - bY
I ask Thee
a
areLord
man - ger,low - ing,Je - sus,
F/AF
cm/Bh
sus laidsus noof, and
Bdim
Gm
his sweet head.
ing He makes.
rne, I praY.
F#dim GmC7
c13
The starsI love
Bless all
F/A Gm/Bb F/CF
sky-Je - sus,
chil - dren
cm/BbBb
F10
Je
Je
ev
Bh
Bb
downcrylove
inThee,
the
C*dim Dm
theLorddear
lookedlookin
C7C7
F/CF
15
down where hedown from theThy ten - der
lay,sky,
carg,
TheAndAnd
lit - tlestay byfit us
Lord Je - sus,
my cra - dlefor heav - en
sleep onmorn - inglive with
a
tillto
the.tts
I
Thee
F/A Gm/Bb F/C C*dtunDmIlm/CGm/BbBb
add9FA
c7 F(C7
hay.nigh.
l. Notice the effectiveness of the contrary motion caused by the bass line of the substitutions, (most obvious in bars -17-19)'Throushout, the bass line is moving in a direction opposite to that of the melodic contour. This reinforces the tension and
relea# of eich phrase
2. Here is an example ofa simple arpeggio for an F(add9) chord'
TheBe there.
C-mwisht @ 1992 bv HAL LEONARD PLTBLtriHIIIIG CORFORA'flOF|Inernationil CopvrightResrrrcd AII RitB Rcscnrcd
Play an octave lower
O COME,ALLYEFAITHFUL
G#dim Am G/B Am/C C#m7(b5) D7 G/D Cm/Eb G/DGCGGD7 L7 D
G D/F# G/F CNGD
T'
GG
D7D7
G/D D/F# Em A7G DEm
D/F#D
GG
D A/CSDA7
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faith - ful,an - gels,
Joy - ful and tri - um phant, O comesing in ex - ul - ta - tion,
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Ya, Oall ye
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D/A A7DA7
GG
DIC G/BG
DD
DTIA GAmG
F#m7(b5)D7
come -
ye tocit-i-zens of
Bethheav'n
le - hem;a - bove.
G/B
Come andGlo -ry
D7t^ G/B "li
be - holdto God
Him,
G/D GlOr < F#m7(b5)87 E;nrT AlDEmAm
G/BGG
DD
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F#m10 G#dimDG
come letofKing
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high
G10G
a - dore Him, O
l9 F#m10 G10 Am10D7
Am G/B Am/C C#m7(b5) D7D7A7D
G/D Ch/EIGC
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come let - dore Him, O let US dore Him,
Christ the Lord.
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the Lord. Christ
Copyright @ 1992 by HAL LEONARD PLIBLISHING CORPORATIONInternational Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved
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