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All Creatures of Our God and King

Words: Francis of Assisi, c. 1225; tr. William H. Draper, 1899 (pub. 1919) · Tune "Lasst uns erfreuen," 1623 · Public domain

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Verse 1

FAll creatures of Bbour God Fand King,

CLift up your voice Fand with Cus sing:

FAlleluia! BbAlleluia!

FThou burning Bbsun Fwith Cgolden beam,

FThou silver Bbmoon Fwith Csofter gleam,

FO praise Him! BbO praFise Him!

FAlleluia! BbAlleluiFa! Alleluia!

Verse 2

FThou rushing Bbwind Fthat Cart so strong,

 Ye Fclouds that Bbsail Fin heaCv'n along,

FO praise Him! BbAlleluia!

FThou rising Bbmorn, Fin praiCse rejoice,

 Ye Flights Bbof eveninFg, Cfind a voice:

FO praise Him! BbO praFise Him!

FAlleluia! BbAlleluiFa! Alleluia!

Verse 3

FThou flowing BbwateFr, pure Cand clear,

 Make Fmusic Bbfor Fthy Lord Cto hear,

FAlleluia! BbAlleluia!

FThou fire Bbso masFterful Cand bright,

 That Fgivest Bbman Fboth warmth Cand light:

FO praise Him! BbO praFise Him!

FAlleluia! BbAlleluiFa! Alleluia!

Verse 4

FLet all things Bbtheir FCreCator bless,

 And Fworship BbHim Fin Chumbleness,

FO praise Him! BbAlleluia!

FPraise, praise Bbthe FathFer, praise Cthe Son,

 And Fpraise Bbthe SpirFit, Three Cin One:

FO praise Him! BbO praFise Him!

FAlleluia! BbAlleluiFa! Alleluia!

Chords in the key of F

  • F
  • Bb
  • C

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