Free Song#1- Lord Let Your Love
Apr 3, 2008 Youth Worship
Posted by
Russell Martin
“Lord Let Your Love” was written one summer while I was leading worship at Lakeview Methodist Church Camp. Many of the groups I was with would head down to the lake for a morning devotional or would be in a place that didn’t have a way to get words up on a screen or even printed out. I was looking for some songs that were repetitive and easy to learn. I also wanted kind of an opening fast song that was fun to sing. This is where “Lord Let Your Love” came out of.View this Post
Lord Let Your Love MP3 (To download- right click and choose “save link as”)
Lord Let Your Love Chord Sheet.pdf
Hopefully this will be the first of a series of free worship songs for you to use. Each time I will include a link to the original mp3 as well as a PDF chord sheet. I am starting off with some of my songs because that is what is available but I would love for you to share your music. If you have a song you would like to share please send the link to the song along with a chord sheet to rgmmusic@gmail.com. If I post your song I will give you credit and a link to your website. By sending the link you are allowing other worship leaders to use but not sell your music. For more information check out the creative commons license website.
To listen click play!
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Tags: camp, Chords, Church, Devotional, Free, Free Song, Songs, summer, Worship, Worship Leader
August 28th, 2008 at 12:12 pm
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September 3rd, 2008 at 11:50 am
I can’t download the .mp3 file or the .pdf file.
BTW, I found your site through a comment you made on the worshiptogether.com blog. I work with the youth band from Shiloh Baptist just outside of town on the AR side. This is a very helpful site. Thanks you for your time.
September 5th, 2008 at 1:28 am
Brian, thanks for letting me know about the missing link. I have since corrected it and added a resource page to the blog that contains a list of all the resources offered. I hope this helps.
September 5th, 2008 at 3:12 pm
I see that. Thank you!