Give Us Clean Hands 

Give Us Clean Hands
Intro:
   G  Dsus C9  G

Verse:   
 
G		  Dsus		     
We bow our hearts,    We bend our knees 

C9                         G
  O Spirit come make us humble

G               Dsus		  
We turn our eyes    from evil things

C9 
  O Lord we cast down our idols

C9                  G                   Dsus
Give us clean hands, give us pure hearts 

	  Em              Dsus      G
Let us not  lift our souls    to another

                    G		        Dsus          
Give us clean hands, Give us pure hearts 

	  Em              Dsus      G
Let us not  lift our souls    to another

               G                       Dsus
O God let us be a generation that seeks

                    Em  Dsus     G
That seeks your face  O God of Jacob

               G                       Dsus
O God let us be a generation that seeks

                    Em  Dsus     C9
That seeks your face  O God of Jacob
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Give Us Clean Hands

We bow our hearts, we bend our knees, O Spirit come make us humble
(first and last verse)
	  
We turn our eyes, from evil things, O Lord we cast down our idols

Give us clean hands, give us pure hearts, let us not  lift our souls to another (2x)

O God let us be a generation that seeks, that seeks your face  O God of Jacob (2x)
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