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OCPsheetmusic80877PRBe with Me, LordIEVMichael JoncasCantor, SATBPiano, Guitar, Flute, OboeEWThe attached sheet music is copyrighted material and is protected under United States and international copyright laws. A written license isrequired before reproducing any copyrighted material in any format. A separate purchase is required for each copy of this sheet music. AnOCP receipt serves as verification of purchase and limited permission to photocopy/print the stated number of copies.5536 NE Hassalo Portland, OR 97213 1-800-548-8749 ocp.org

2Be With Me, Lordfor Ron LewinskiBased on Psalm 91:15, 1–2, 10–11, 12–13, 14–16Michael JoncasINTRO: ( ca. 108)PianoPRREFRAIN:Cantor:Be with me, Lord;be with me, Lord,whenIEVsimileAll:Iam in trou ble and need.whenIEWbe with me, Lord,Be with me, Lord;am in trou bleand need. 1981, 1982, Jan Michael Joncas Trust. Published by OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved.Edition 10305-Z

3VERSE 1: Cantor1. You who dwellin the shelPR1. bidein Al mightterofGod,Most High,who acresc.y’sshade,IEVcresc.cresc.1. sayto the Lord:“Myrefuge,my strong hold,myEWcresc.dim.1. GodinwhomItrust!”dim.Be With Me, Lord

enTenorPRBassIEVIam inbleandneverbeVERSE 2: Cantor2. EBe With Me, Lordvilshallneed.EWtroufallyou,nor af

5cresc.2. flic tion come near to yourtent.Untohis an gels he’scresc.PR2. given com mandtocresc.dim.guard youinallyourways.IEVcresc.dim.REFRAIN: thme,Lord,whenBe With Me, Lord

6Iam introubleandneed.PRVERSE 3:SAT3. On their handsthe angelswillbearyouup,lest you3. On their handsthe angelswillbearyouup,lest youBe With Me, LordEWBIEVCantor:

7cresc.3. dashyour foot ’gainst astone.Lionorviper mightLionorviper mightcresc.your foot ’gainst astone.cresc.cresc.IEVPR3. dashcresc.3. strikeat your life,butdim.you will not cometocresc.at your life,butdim.EW3. strikeyou will not comecresc.cresc.harm.toharm.dim.Be With Me, Lord

8REFRAIN:Bewithme,Lord;Bebewith me,Lord,Bewhenwithme:IEVam introubleandIam introubleandneed.introubleandneed.IBe With Me, Lordamneed.EWI

9VERSE 4:4. Cling tothe Lord and he’llsurelydeliveryou;heestoyourIEVPRrais4. upallwhocallonhis name.Hewill bring joydim.andbless you with peaceEW4. heartsinallyourdays.dim.dim.Be With Me, Lord

10FINAL REFRAIN: AllBewithme,Lord;PRIbewithme,Lord,when(CODA)am in trou ble and need.EWIEVrit.Be With Me, Lord

11Performance NotesThis setting of Psalm 91 is intended to offer a contrast to my earlier setting, “On Eagle’s Wings.”It continues to be a celebration of God’s protection, but the concluding oracle appears in thissetting (verse four) as a direct command to the assembly, (or in the alternate text as a confidentdeclaration). The text of the Refrain is an adaptation of the appointed text when this psalm is usedas the common responsorial psalm during Lent.PRI have used this setting of Psalm 91 at wakes, funerals, and graveside services; in communalcelebrations of the Anointing of the Sick; at Communal Penance services; and during LentenEucharistic Celebrations. It is appointed for use as the responsorial psalm of the First Sunday ofLent (Year C), and is also a common psalm for the Lenten season. In the Liturgy of the Hours, it issung each week as the psalm at Sunday Compline.The melodic line in the right hand of the Intro/Coda may be taken by two C wind or stringinstruments (preferably oboe and flute). I try to give variety to the first three verses by havingthem sung by different timbres of cantorial voices: female, male, or a small schola. Verse fourshould be sung with real strength in contrast to the more delicate earlier verses and refrain.— M.J.IEVBe With Me, Lord (Be With Me, God)(Optional Inclusive-Language Text)REFRAIN:Be with me, God; be with me, God, when I am introuble and need.1. You who dwell in the shelter of God, Most High,who abide in Almighty’s shade,say to your God: “My refuge, my stonghold,my God in whom I trust!”2. Evil shall never befall you,nor affliction come near to your tent.Unto the angels God’s given a commandto guard you in all your ways.3. (no change)4. You will deliver us, O God, we cling to you:you raise us up when we call on your name.You will bring joy to our heartsand bless us with peace in all our days.EWBe With Me, Lord

12Be With Me, Lordfor Ron Lewinski(Guitar/Vocal)Based on Psalm 91:15, 1–2, 10–11, 12–13, 14–16INTRO: (Capo 1:Michael Joncas ca. 108 )(E)F(A)B(F m)Gm(B7)C7(C m)Dm(Am)B m(E)FPRREFRAIN: 1st time: Cantor; Each time thereafter: All(E)F(A)B(F m)GmBe with me, Lord;2- 5(E)Fto Verses1(B7)C7(C m)Dmbe with me, Lord, when IFinal(E)F(E)F(A)B(E)F(Am)B mD. S.am in trou ble and need.(F m) (B7)GmC7(C m) (Am)Dm B mrit.(E)FIEVneed.Fineneed.VERSE 1:(E)F(Am6)B m61. You who dwell in the shelterof(E)FGod,Most High,(Am6)B m6(F)Gcresc.y’s(Em)Fm(Am)B m(C)Dcresc.1. refshade,in Al(F )Gsayto the Lord:(F )G(B7sus 4)C sus 4“My(B7)C7dim.uge,my strong hold,VERSE 2: Cantor(E)F2. EbideEW1. mightwho amy Godin whomItrust!”(Am6)B m6vilshall neverbefallD. S.(E)Fyou,nor affliction come 1981, 1982, Jan Michael Joncas Trust. Published by OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved.

13(Am6)B m6(F)G(F )Gcresc.2. neartoyourtent.(Em)FmUn(C)D(Am)B mtohisan(B7sus 4)C sus 4(F )Gcresc.PR2. given com mandtogels(B7)C7dim.guard youinallyourhe’sD. S.ways.VERSE 3:(E)F3. On their handsthe an(Am6)B m6gelswillbear(E)Fyouup,(F)Gstone.Liyour(F )GIEV(Am6)B m6lest you dashcresc.3. foot ’gainsta(Em)Fm(C)Donor(F )G(Am)B mat your life,butper might(B7sus 4)C7 sus 4cresc.3. strikevi(B7)C7D. S.dim.you will not cometoharm.VERSE 4:(D)E4. Cling tothe Lord and he’ll(E)F(Dm7)E m74. up(Gmaj7)A maj7(G maj7)A maj7allwhocallsurecresc.on(C)Dhis(Am)B m(C)D(F)GEW(Am)B mlyde(E7)F7liveryou;(Am)B mname.Heand bless you withpeacewill bring joy(F )Ginallraisestoyour(D)E(B7sus 4)C7 sus 4dim.4. heartsheyour(B7)C7D. S.days.Be With Me, Lord

14Be With Me, LordFLUTEMichael JoncasINTRO: Lyrical ( ca. 108)8va ad lib.VERSE 1:PRREFRAIN:4lococresc.cresc.dim.IEVREFRAIN:VERSE 2:4(Oboe)REFRAIN:8VERSE 3:REFRAIN:8VERSE 4:4FINAL REFRAIN:88va ad lib.EW(CODA)rit. 1981, 1982, Jan Michael Joncas Trust. Published by OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved.Fine

15Be With Me, LordOBOEMichael JoncasINTRO: Lyrical ( ca. 108)8va ad lib.VERSE 1:REFRAIN:PRREFRAIN:4(Flute)84VERSE 2:8va ad lib.cresc.IEVREFRAIN:locodim.cresc.VERSE 3:REFRAIN:8VERSE 4:4FINAL REFRAIN:88va ad lib.EW(CODA)rit. 1981, 1982, Jan Michael Joncas Trust. Published by OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved.Fine

in Al mighttent.eren com mandyourvil shall nevtoSayIfall you,To guard you inbeallUnhisNor afto Refrain“Myanto Refraingels he’sflic tion comeyour ways.toin whomtrust!”to the Lord:God, Most High, Who aam in trou ble andat your life,4. heartsbutoninhis name.sure lyand bless you with peacecallwillbearalldeHeto Refrainvi per mightlest youto Refrainto yourhe rais esharm.orer you;toonup,will bring joyLiyouyour days.livyou will not comestone.gelsthe Lord and he’llall who4. Cling to4. upthe anyour foot ’gainst aVERSE 4: Choir3. strike3. dash3. On their handsFor reprint permissions, please visit OneLicense.net or contact us at 1-800-663-1501.Text: Based on Psalm 91:15, 1–2, 10–11, 12–13, 14–16. Text and music 1981, 1982, Jan Michael Joncas Trust.Published by OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved.2. giv2. near2. Ey’s shade,uge, my strong hold, My GodVERSE 2: Cantor1. ref1. bide1. You who dwell in the shel ter ofIEWneed.Finebe with me, Lord, whenVERSE 1: CantorBe with me, Lord;REFRAIN: 1st time: Cantor, All repeat; thereafter: AllBE WITH ME, LORD (Continued)VERSE 3: Cantor/ChoirIEVMichael JoncasPRBE WITH ME, LORD16Assembly Edition

he rais es 3. strike at your life, but you will not come to harm. to Refrain 3. dash your foot gainst a stone. Li on or vi per might VERSE 3: Cantor/Choir 3.On their hands the an gels will bear you up, lest you BE WITH ME, LORD (Continued) BE WITH ME, LORD Michael Joncas Text: Based on Psalm 91:15, 1Ð2, 10Ð11, 12Ð13, 14Ð16. Text and music .

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