Dwelling Places

Don Moen

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Dwelling Places

Year: 2001 - Album: The Mercy Seat

Key: F

Dwelling Places Key CC

Dwelling Places Key C#C#

Dwelling Places Key DD

Dwelling Places Key D#D#(one step down)

Dwelling Places Key EE(half step down)

Dwelling Places Key FF(original key)

Dwelling Places Key F#F#(half step up)

Dwelling Places Key GG(one step up)

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Dwelling Places Key AA

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Dwelling Places Key BB

	  		
F                                       Bb 
Lovely are your dwelling places  
F                              Bb 
Thirsty I come after you  
Gm           C           F 
Jesus my joy my reward   
Gm                 C               F 
Your love?s restoring my soul  
               Gm                       C 
Now I'm yours and you are mine  
       Gm                      C 
And from my heart a song will rise  

    F 
I love you I love you I love you 
  Dm                           Csus 
I love you I love you I love you 
     F                           Dm 
I love you I love you I love you 
              Gm                    C               F 
And my heart will follow wholly after you 

F                               Bb 
Jesus there is none beside You 
F                                 Bb 
Righteous ruler of the earth 
Gm                C                   F   
Nations will come and bow down 
Gm            C      F 
Name over all names 
Gm              C  F 
I sing Your praises 
     Gm                  C 
And all that I can say to You is 

F 
I love you I love you I love you 
  Dm                           Csus 
I love you I love you I love you 
     F                           Dm 
I love you I love you I love you 
              Gm                        C                 F 
And my heart will follow wholly after you

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