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Lord You Have Come To The Lakeshore

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[Verse 1]
LorDd,   yoA7u have come to the DLakeshore,D  
looking Gneither for Gwealthy nor A7wise ones.A7  
You only Dasked me tA7o follow Dhumbly.      D7  
[Chorus] 
O GLord, A7with your eyes you have Dsearched me,D  
and while Emsmiling, A7have spoken my Dname. D7  
Now my Gboats left on the sEmhoreline Dbehind me,    D7  
By your Emside, A7I will seek other Dseas.
[Verse 2]
YDou kA7now so well my posDsessions.D  
My Gboat carries no Ggold and no A7weapons.A7  
You will Dfind there, my A7nets and Dlabor.D7  
[Chorus] 
O GLord, A7with your eyes you have Dsearched me,D  
and while Emsmiling, A7have spoken my Dname. D7  
Now my Gboats left on the sEmhoreline Dbehind me,    D7  
By your Emside, A7I will seek other Dseas.
[Verse 3]
DYou A7need my hands full of Dcaring,D  
through my Glabors to Ggive others A7rest,
and Dconstant-love A7that keeps on Dloving.D7  
[Chorus] 
O GLord, A7with your eyes you have Dsearched me,D  
and while Emsmiling, A7have spoken my Dname. D7  
Now my Gboats left on the sEmhoreline Dbehind me,    D7  
By your Emside, A7I will seek other Dseas.
[Verse 4]
DYou, A7who have fished other Doceans,D  
ever Glonged for by Gsouls who are A7waiting,
my lDoving-friend, A7as thus you Dcall me. D7  
[Chorus] 
O GLord, A7with your eyes you have Dsearched me,D  
and while Emsmiling, A7have spoken my Dname. D7  
Now my Gboats left on the sEmhoreline Dbehind me,    D7  
By your Emside, A7I will seek other Dseas.

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Lord You Have Come To The Lakeshore

by Misc Praise Songs

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[Verse 1]

D A7 D D

Lord, you have come to the Lakeshore,

G G A7 A7

looking neither for wealthy nor wise ones.

D A7 D D7

You only asked me to follow humbly.

[Chorus]

G A7 D D

O Lord, with your eyes you have searched me,

Em A7 D D7

and while smiling, have spoken my name.

G Em D D7

Now my boats left on the shoreline behind me,

Em A7 D

By your side, I will seek other seas.

[Verse 2]

D A7 D D

You know so well my possessions.

G G A7 A7

My boat carries no gold and no weapons.

D A7 D D7

You will find there, my nets and labor.

[Chorus]

G A7 D D

O Lord, with your eyes you have searched me,

Em A7 D D7

and while smiling, have spoken my name.

G Em D D7

Now my boats left on the shoreline behind me,

Em A7 D

By your side, I will seek other seas.

[Verse 3]

D A7 D D

You need my hands full of caring,

G G A7

through my labors to give others rest,

D A7 D D7

and constant-love that keeps on loving.

[Chorus]

G A7 D D

O Lord, with your eyes you have searched me,

Em A7 D D7

and while smiling, have spoken my name.

G Em D D7

Now my boats left on the shoreline behind me,

Em A7 D

By your side, I will seek other seas.

[Verse 4]

D A7 D D

You, who have fished other oceans,

G G A7

ever longed for by souls who are waiting,

D A7 D D7

my loving-friend, as thus you call me.

[Chorus]

G A7 D D

O Lord, with your eyes you have searched me,

Em A7 D D7

and while smiling, have spoken my name.

G Em D D7

Now my boats left on the shoreline behind me,

Em A7 D

By your side, I will seek other seas.

About Lord You Have Come To The Lakeshore Chords by Misc Praise Songs

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