I Want To Be Where You Are (ver 2) - Don Moen
I Want To Be Where You Are
[Intro] G [Verse 1] Am C I just want to be where You are, D C G dwelling daily in Your presence Am C I don't want to worship from afar, D C G draw me near to where You are [Verse 2] Am C I just want to be where You are, D C G in Your dwelling place forever Am C Take me to the place where You are, D C G I just want to be with You [Chorus] G Am I want to be where You are, D G dwelling in Your presence Em Am Feasting at Your table, D E surrounded by Your glory Em C In Your presence, D G Bm Em that's where I always want to be C D I just want to be, Cm F G I just want to be with You [Verse 3] Am C I just want to be where You are, D C G to enter boldly in Your presence Am C I don't want to worship from afar, D C G draw me near to where You are [Coda] Em Oh, my God, Am D You are my strength and my song Bm Em And when I'm in Your presence Am D Though I'm weak You're always strong (repeat Verses 1 and 2) [Ending] C D I just want to be Cm7 F G I just want to be with You
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About the artist behind I Want To Be Where You Are:
Moen produced 11 volumes for the Hosanna! Music series of worship albums. His first album under his own name, Worship with Don Moen, was released in 1992. His music has total global sales of over five million units[1] and he is currently creative director and president of Integrity Music, president of Integrity Label Group, and an executive producer of Integrity Music albums.[1] Moen received a Dove Award for his work on the musical God with Us in addition to amassing nine nominations for his songs. Moen is also a prolific songwriter, having worked with Claire Cloninger, Paul Overstreet, Martin J. Nystrom, Randy Rothwell, Ron Kenoly, Bob Fitts, Debbye Graafsma, Paul Baloche, Tom Brooks, among many others. He has also worked with talented musicians, Justo Almario, Abraham Laboriel, Alex Acuna, and Carl Albrecht. His name is synonymous with some of the biggest praise and worship songs in the Church today.[2] He was a student at Oral Roberts University. He lives in Mobile, Alabama, with his wife Laura and their five children.
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