Song to the Trinity (Father I Know) - Stanley

This is a gentle hymn expressing a prayer to the three persons in the Trinity.

It was written by English Roman Catholic singer, songwriter
 and liturgical musician, Mike Stanley (1965-2013), in 1990.

It is set to an Irish traditional waltz tune from Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. This tune is associated with 
the folk-song Buachaill ón Éirne (The Boy from Lough Erne) - also known as Come by the Hills. The composer is unknown, and most people treat the tune as though it is in the public domain.



Downloads

This section may contain affiliate links: I earn from qualifying purchases on these. Free downloads are provided where possible (eg for public domain items).


Examples

Small group with band - recorded live:


Concert performance - singer with band, amateur recording:


Singer with piano - recorded live in a church service:


Lead singer with band - professional recording:


Lyrics

The lyrics are copyright so cannot be reproduced here. But they are currently available on the CJM Music website. A rough outline is:
1  Father, I know that your love for me knows no bounds.
.... Then take me home Father, Spirit and Son, my master and friend

2  Spirit, I know that your truth is spoken each day.
... For in you Father, Spirit and Son, the battle is won.

3  Jesus, I know that your love for me has no end.
... Through my prayer, Father, Spirit and Son, your grace is revealed.



See more ...


KEEP IN CASE ORIGINAL IS REMOVED, BUT DO NOT DISPLAY
Father, I know that your love for me knows no bounds.
When darkness has fallen
your voice from the heavens resounds.
Saying “Trust and believe, come and walk on my road to its end”.
Then take me home Father, Spirit and Son,
my master and friend

Spirit, I know that your truth is spoken each day.
But power and greed change the creed, leaving truth to decay.
So let the heavens resound with hosannas to you, Holy One,
For in you Father, Spirit and Son
the battle is won.

Jesus, I know that your love for me has no end.
My faith growing stronger each day that on you I depend.
When my doubting subsides,
when I’m finally brought to my knees;
Through my prayer, Father, Spirit and Son,
your grace is revealed.




No comments:

Post a Comment