Biography:
from his site: http://www.matthewsmith.us/
Matthew Smith is an East Nashville singer-songwriter who writes brand new music to centuries-old hymn texts. He is a founding member of the Indelible Grace community, whose work has drawn acclaim across denominational lines and is used in churches around the world. Born out of a college ministry, the reimagined hymns have found wide acceptance both among college students and the church at large, joining people who desire to honor tradition with those who want a modern musical approach.
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Artist - Matthew Smith
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Song - Sweet Are The Seasons
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Tabbed By - Ayreon77
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Tuning = Standard
VERSE 1
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C Em
Sweet are the seasons when we wait
Am G
To hear what God our Lord will say
C Em
For they who watch at wisdom’s gate
Am G
Are never empty sent away
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CHORUS
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F G
Behold us, Lord, a few of Thine
C
Who hither come to seek Thy face
F G
In mercy on Thy people shine
Am Em
And let Thy presence fill the place
C
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VERSE 2
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C Em
How sweet, how blessed is the thought
Am G
That Thou dost hear Thy people’s cries
C Em
And whether Thou dost give or not
Am G
‘Tis love that grants and love denies
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CHORUS
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F G
O teach us, Lord, to wait Thy will
C
To be content with all Thou dost
F G
For us Thy grace sufficient still
Am Em
With most supplied when needing most
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INSTRUMENTAL
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F G C F G Am G C
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VERSE 3
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C Em
Till life shall end, thus let it be
Am G
And O sustain us in that hour
C Em
That conflict past, we hope to see
Am G
The Savior whom we here adore
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CHORUS
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F G
We hope at length to take our part
C
With yonder host, through trouble brought
F G
We hope to see Thee as Thou art
Am G
And then to praise Thee as we ought
F G
We hope to see Thee as Thou art
Am G
And then to praise Thee as we ought
C Em Am
ENJOY...........
Artist - Matthew Smith
************************
Song - Sweet Are The Seasons
******************************
Tabbed By - Ayreon77
**********************
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tuning = Standard
VERSE 1
********
C Em
Sweet are the seasons when we wait
Am G
To hear what God our Lord will say
C Em
For they who watch at wisdom’s gate
Am G
Are never empty sent away
-----------------------------
CHORUS
*******
F G
Behold us, Lord, a few of Thine
C
Who hither come to seek Thy face
F G
In mercy on Thy people shine
Am Em
And let Thy presence fill the place
C
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VERSE 2
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C Em
How sweet, how blessed is the thought
Am G
That Thou dost hear Thy people’s cries
C Em
And whether Thou dost give or not
Am G
‘Tis love that grants and love denies
-----------------------------
CHORUS
*******
F G
O teach us, Lord, to wait Thy will
C
To be content with all Thou dost
F G
For us Thy grace sufficient still
Am Em
With most supplied when needing most
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INSTRUMENTAL
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F G C F G Am G C
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VERSE 3
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C Em
Till life shall end, thus let it be
Am G
And O sustain us in that hour
C Em
That conflict past, we hope to see
Am G
The Savior whom we here adore
-----------------------------
CHORUS
*******
F G
We hope at length to take our part
C
With yonder host, through trouble brought
F G
We hope to see Thee as Thou art
Am G
And then to praise Thee as we ought
F G
We hope to see Thee as Thou art
Am G
And then to praise Thee as we ought
C Em Am
ENJOY...........
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