Nothing To Fear Sheet Music PDF (Andy Cherry)
Nothing To Fear Sheet Music PDF (Andy Cherry)
Nothing To Fear
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Lead Sheet Details
Download the sheet music for Nothing To Fear by Andy Cherry, from the album Nothing Left To Fear. This song was arranged by John Carlson in the key of .
| SongID | 22468 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | Nothing Left To Fear |
| Artists | Andy Cherry |
| Authors | Andrew Cherry, Jason Ingram, Mack Brock |
| Arrangers | John Carlson |
| CCLI Song No. | 5996977 |
| Instruments | Piano, Guitar |
| File Type | |
| Original Key | A |
| Available Keys | A, G |
| Theme | Faith |
Lyrics
Verse 1
No circumstance of mine, no darkness, no divide, can keep me from You promises
No power on earth can fight the presence of Your light, chasing all my doubts away
Chorus 1
There is nothing to fear, You are with me, nothing to fear, You are holding me
Why should I worry when Your love surrounds me
There is nothing to fear, You are with me, You are with me
Verse 2
Above and below, You are in control, You keep me with Your promises
When trouble hides Your face You're never far away, You, my God are strong to save
Chorus 2
There is nothing to fear, You are with me, nothing to fear, You are holding me
Why should I worry when Your love surrounds me
There is nothing to fear, You are with me
Bridge
My hope is You alone, it's You alone, it's You
I trust in You alone, in You alone, in You
'Cause You have never let me go, You have never let me go
Lord, You will never let me goOh...
© 2010 Sony/ATV Timber Publishing (Admin. by Sony/ATV Sounds LLC) West Main Music (Admin. by Sony/ATV Sounds LLC) Windsor Hill Music (Admin. by Sony/ATV Sounds LLC) CCLI Song No. 5996977
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