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PRAYER AND ASPIRATION
\version "2.16.2" \header { tagline = ##f title = \markup { "91" " " "Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me" } subsubtitle = "(TOPLADY. 7,7,7,7,7,7)" composer = "Thomas Hastings, 1830" poet = "Augustus M. Toplady, 1776" } \score { << \new Staff \relative f' { \key bes \major \time 3/4 \partial 4 \autoBeamOff <f d>8. <g ees>16 | <f d>4 <d bes> <f bes>8. <g ees>16 | <f d>2 <f bes>8 <f c'> | <f d'>4. <g c>8 <f bes> <ees a> | <d bes'>2 \bar "||" \break \repeat unfold 2 { <c a'>8 <d bes'> | <ees c'>4. q8 <ees a> <f ees> <d bes'>2 } \bar "||" \break <f d>8. <g ees>16 | <f d>4 <d bes> <f bes>8. <g ees>16 | <f d>2 <d bes'>8 <f c'> | <f d'>4. <g c>8 <f bes> <ees a> | <d bes'>2 \bar "|." \cadenzaOn <ees bes'>2. \bar "|" <d bes'> \bar ".." } \new Staff \relative b, { \clef bass \key bes \major \autoBeamOff <bes bes'>8. q16 | q4 <bes f'> <d bes'>8. <ees bes'>16 | <bes bes'>2 <d bes'>8 <f a> | << { bes4. } \\ { bes } >> <ees, ees'>8 <f d'> <f c'> | <bes, bes'>2 << { f'8 f } \\ { f f } >> | <f a>4. q8 <f c'> <f a> | <bes, bes'>2 << { f'8 } \\ { f } >> <f bes> <f a>4. q8 <f c'> <f a> | <bes, bes'>2 q8. q16 | q4 <bes f'> <d bes'>8. <ees bes'>16 | <bes bes'>2 <g' bes>8 <f a> | << { bes4. } \\ { bes } >> <ees, ees'>8 <f d'> <f c'> | <bes, bes'>2 \cadenzaOn <ees c>2. <f bes> } >> \layout { indent = #0 } \midi { \tempo 4 = 110 } }
  1. Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
    Let me hide myself in thee;
    Let the water and the blood,
    From thy riven side which flowed,
    Be of sin the double cure,
    Cleanse me from its guilt and power.
  2. Could my zeal no respite know,
    Could my tears forever flow,
    All for sin could not atone,
    Thou must save, and thou alone;
    Nothing in my hand I bring,
    Simply to thy cross I cling.
  3. While I draw this fleeting breath,
    When my eyelids close in death,
    When I soar to worlds un-known
    See thee on thy judgment throne,—
    Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
    Let me hide myself in thee. Amen.


\version "2.16.2" \header { tagline = ##f title = \markup { "92" " " "I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus" } subsubtitle = "(BULLINGER. 8,5,8,3)" composer = "Ethelbert W. Bullinger, 1877" poet = "Frances R. Havergal, 1874" } \score { << \new Staff \with {midiInstrument = #"choir aahs"} \relative e' { \key aes \major \time 3/4 << { (ees4 f)} \\ {(\stemUp c des)} >> <ees c> <aes c,>2 <c ees,>4 | << { bes4( f) } \\ { des2 } >> <g des>4 | <f c>2 <ees c>4 | <aes ees>2 q4 | << { c( bes) } \\ { d,2 } >> <f d>4 | <bes ees,>2. | \break %second line brought back from next page for ease of transclusion << { ees,4( f) ees } \\ { des2 des4 } >> | <c' c,>2 <c ees,>4 | << { c( des) } \\ { ees,2 } >> <ees c'>4 | << { c'4( bes) } \\ { des,2 } >> <des f>4 | << { g2. ~ g4( f) } \\ { \stemUp des2. ~ \stemDown des2 } >> <des g>4 | <aes' c,>2. \bar "|." <aes des,> <aes c,> \bar ".." } \new Lyrics \lyricmode { \set stanza = #"1." I2 am4 trus2 -- ting4 thee,2 Lord4 Je2 -- sus,4 At2 thy4 feet2 I4 bow;2. For2 thy4 grace2 and4 ten2 -- der4 mer2 -- cy,4 Trust1 -- ing2 now.2. } \new Lyrics \lyricmode { \set stanza = #"2." ⁠I2 am4 trus2 -- ting4 thee,2 to4 guide2 me;4 Thou2 a4 -- lone2 shalt4 lead,2. Ev2 -- ery4 day2 and4 hour2 sup4 -- ply2 -- ing4 All1 my2 need.2. } \new Lyrics \lyricmode { \set stanza = #"3." ⁠I2 am4 trus2 -- ting4 thee,2 Lord4 Je2 -- sus;4 Nev2 -- er4 let2 me4 fall;2. I2 am4 trust2 -- ing4 thee2 for4 -- ev2 -- er,4 And1 for2 all.2. \markup {\bold \smallCaps A}2. -- \markup{\bold \smallCaps men.}2. } \new Staff \with {midiInstrument = #"church organ"} \relative a, { \clef bass \key aes \major \stemUp <aes aes'>2 q4 | <aes ees'>2 <aes aes'>4 | << { g'4( aes) } \\ { ees2 } >> \stemDown <ees bes'>4 | <aes aes,>2 q4 <aes c>2 q4 | <f aes>2 q4 | <ees g>2. | %end of first line q2 q4 | << { aes2 aes4 } \\ { aes2 aes4 } >> | <f a>2 q4 | <f bes,>2 <bes, bes'>4 | <ees bes'>2. ~ q2 q4 | <aes, aes'>2. | \stemDown <des f> \stemUp <aes ees'> } >> \layout { indent = #0 } \midi { \tempo 4 = 110 } }


  1. I am trusting thee, Lord Jesus,
    At thy feet I bow;
    For thy grace and tender mercy,
    Trusting now.
  2. I am trusting thee, to guide me;
    Thou alone shalt lead,
    Every day and hour supplying
    All my need.
  3. I am trusting thee, Lord Jesus;
    Never let me fall;
    I am trusting thee forever,
    And for all. Amen.

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