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I Want to Be Where You Are

Songwriter(s): Stephen Altrogge

CCLI: #5261035

Jul 01 2008

Lyrics:

VERSE 1
How sweet the place where You dwell, O Lord
My soul longs and faints for You
My heart sings out a loud song of joy
For I have known the living God

CHORUS
I want to be where You are, O Lord
I want to be where You are, O Lord
I’d rather have just one day with You
Than be anywhere else

VERSE 1
There’s no good thing that You will withhold
From those who live to follow You
I’d rather be Your servant, O God
Than have the riches of this world

BRIDGE
Those who follow You go from strength to strength
Those who trust in You are filled with joy
Those who follow You go from strength to strength
Those who trust in You are filled with joy

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Music and words by Stephen Altrogge. © 2008 Sovereign Grace Praise (BMI). Sovereign Grace Music, a division of Sovereign Grace Churches. All rights reserved. Administrated worldwide at www.CapitolCMGPublishing.com, excluding the UK which is adm. by Integrity Music, part of the David C Cook family. www.SovereignGraceMusic.org

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Themes: Desire for God/Christ, God's Presence, Holy Spirit, Joy, The Christian Life

Scripture References: Psalms 63:1-8, Psalms 84:,

Keys: A, B♭

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Vocalist(s): Devon Kauflin
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Accompaniment

Guitar Chart - Alternate Key (A)

Guitar Chart - Alternate Key (B)

Lead Sheet - Alternate Key (A)

Lead Sheet - Recorded Key (B♭)

Piano Score - Alternate Key (A)

Piano Score - Recorded Key (B♭)

2-Staff Piano Arrangement - Alternate Key (A)

2-Staff Piano Arrangement - Recorded Key (B♭)

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