We Can See God Arranged for Vocal or Instrumental Soloist with Piano, Synthesizer and Bass Accompaniment

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1 Kenneth L. Morrison, ASCAP We Can See God Arranged for Vocal or Instrumental Soloist with Piano, Synthesizer and Bass Accompaniment This arrangement is designed for use by vocal or instrumental soloist, piano, keyboard and bass. Other instrumental parts can be solicited from the composer by at: Get Ken's free sheet music at: or use this link: Ken Morrison, a faith-based songwriter with publications by Word Music and Hope Publishing Co. He currently writes and arranges traditional and contemporary worship music for Princeton United Methodist Church in Princeton, NJ and other churches. He is a retired clergy member of the Desert Southwest Conference of the United Methodist Church. Ken's song "That's What He Did" (co-written with recording artist Richard Scott Schilling) was a Broadjam contest winner in 200 and a polished recording is available at itunes. Ken's songs have reached the top ten in multiple categories on Broadjam. Ken writes songs on request for choirs, soloists, bands and congregations in local churches. Ken Morrison websites: Demo instrumental recordings: Website for all of Ken's free sheet music: Ken's composer website at the General Board of Discipleship of The United Methodist Church: Contact Ken directly by ing drkenmorrison@yahoo.com On Facebook - friend Ken at: and like his artist page: Connect with Ken on Linkedin Permission granted all photocopying rights within your church. Copyright 2013 by Kenneth L. Morrison. All Rights Reserved.

2 Kenneth L. Morrison Based on Matthew 5:8 Voice Piano Synthesizer q = 2 & q = 2 & Ó Œ? & We Can See God A F C G &? Kenneth L. Morrison, ASCAP Electric Bass? & & & & "Bless -ed are the pure in A F C B 7( ) D As I live and when I E 7( ˆˆ) J J? j j?? Copyright 2013 by Kenneth L. Morrison All Rights Reserved drkenmorrison@yahoo.com mf r heart die, for I

3 7 & & they shall see our God." Our hearts are drawn to ful - fill the want a per-fect heart, a heart that gives ev' - ry-thing I've D( ˆˆ2)/F G( ˆˆ2) B 7( ) B 7 D( ˆˆ2)/F r &? call got in so a my 3 9 & & world that thinks it odd. Though un - fin - ished in our ho - li - ness, we life's a work of art. Ev' - ry soul that longs to feel a touch, I E 7( ˆˆ) A C( ˆˆ2) G( ˆˆ2)/B j n j n &? still will

4 11 & seek a per-fect love that makes us what our neigh - bors show them Je - sus' love and gifts I place in emp - ty D( ˆˆ2)/F G( ˆˆ2) B 7( ˆˆ) G º7/B & &? r j r need hands and are & 13 f 3 > Œ Œ fit for life a bove. We can see God as we live and when we die; we can see gifts to Christ a bove. G( ˆˆ2)/B A7( ) A9( ) GŒ Š9 F 7 A7( ) A9 & n j j n n & n n w? j j

5 1 & n n J j God in ways that sat-is - fy. All trou-bles here can dis-ap- pear in the liv-ing wa - ters flow when 5 & GŒ Š9 F 7 E 7( ˆˆ) A7 F C( ˆˆ9) G( ˆˆ2)/B A( ˆˆ2)/C n n n n j j n n n n j n j j & n n n n n n n n n? j j n j n j j 20 & Œ Œ Œ we find ways to show: "We can see God!" God." 1.? D( ˆˆ2)/F E 7( ˆˆ) A9 1. B C D D5 & n n & n n n j j b n b j j b n n n n w w n w

6 23 & 3 n j R How can we say, "We love our God," un-less we love the ones we live with, and C( ˆˆ2)/D & n D( ˆˆ2) &? w n w & Ó 25 how can we serve our God un- seen if not by ser-ving those we see? B 7 C( ˆˆ2) F ( ) B13 & n 3 n & n w nw? n

7 & 28 AŒ Š9 G 7 B7( ) B7 AŒ Š9 G 7 F 7( ˆˆ) B7 & n n Œ j f Ó Œ J j j All 7 & n w n j j 32 & n n J Œ trou-bles here can dis-ap- pear in the liv-ing wa - ters flow when we find ways to show: "We can see & n G( ˆˆ9) D( ˆˆ9) C 7( ˆˆ) B9/D E( ˆˆ9)/G F 7( ˆˆ) B7 mf n n n n n n n j n J n j j & n n n n n n n? n j n J j j

8 8 & w 35 rit. God." rit. E( ˆˆ9) F 7( ˆˆ) E( ˆˆ2)/G A( ˆˆ2) E & w U Ó & j ww w U U Ó