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Seeking You Now

While I'm working on my next post, I will post today the lyrics of the last song I uploaded to this site. The song is titled, Seeking You Now. As always, here is my disclaimer that I am not a professional keyboardist, etc. 😊 I hope everyone is having a blessed start to their week.

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Seeking You Now (Psalm 19)

I’m seeking You now
Know my heart; know my intent.
Know that I’m seeking to be Your close friend
Make my heart blameless
I’m seeking you now.

Convert my soul
In Your perfect Word
Make me simple with Your
Testimony sure
My heart rejoice
In Your right Word
Enlighten my eyes with Your
Commandments that are pure

Enduring forever, righteous altogether
More than gold, sweeter than the honeycomb

Exalted and loved
Proclaimed and affirmed
Pouring out exhortation to
The ends of the Earth
Without using words
The heavens declare
The beauty of Your glory
Revealing You’re true and holy

Enduring forever, righteous altogether
More than gold, sweeter than the honeycomb

He’s chasing after me
Out of His chamber, running the race
Chasing after me
My soul can you feel it, enter His embrace

Chasing after me
Out of His chamber, running the race
Chasing after me
My soul can you feel it (3x)
My soul can you feel it (3x)

I’m seeking You now
Know my heart; know my intent
Know that I’m seeking to be Your close friend
Make my heart blameless

I’m seeking You now
Forgive my faults; forget my sins
Give me a hunger and thirst once again
Make my heart blameless
I’m seeking You now

- - - seeking You now
He’s chasing after me
Out of His chamber, running the race
Chasing after me
My soul can you feel it, enter His embrace
Now
Seeking You now - - -

 
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