18 How sweet the name of Jesus sounds ‘Text: John Newton (1725-1807), adapted by Chris Bowater Music: ‘Rachel’ (Chris Bowater) Smoothly Gim?sS__Gmaj’_ D/F# Em? D/F# GAsustA FWA’ Bm D/A G GIA D D Em’ DIFE En’ D/A GIA AT 1. Howsweet the name of Je - sus sounds in a be-liev -er’s D Aut A | D Em’ DIFe_ Em’ 5 It soothes his sor - rows, heals his wounds, and D/A GIA AT D AIC$ Bm. Fam G D/FE eer a-way his fear. Itmakes the woun-ded spi - rit whole, © Copyright 1990 Sovercign Lifestyle Music, P.O. Box 356, Leighton Buzzard, Beds., LU7 8WP, UK. 34Em? Asus* aD act = AD Em? and calms the trou - bled breast; to the DIFE_ Em? DIA GIA FvAg Bm G Gores To repeat Last time D D D/A GlA__ At 2. Dear name! The rock on which I build, 3. Weak is the effort of my heart, my shield, and hiding-place, and cold my warmest thought; my never-failing treasury filled but when I see you as you are with boundless stores of grace. Tl praise you as I ought. Jesus! My shepherd, Saviour, friend, I would your boundless love proclaim my prophet, priest, and king, with every fleeting breath; my Lord, my life, my way, my end, so shall the music of your name accept the praise I bring, refresh my soul in death, accept the praise I bring, refresh my soul in death.