Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing Xylophone Notes

Letters and boomwhacker colors for bells, xylophone or boomwhackers, with the words under each note. Starts E D C C E G.

The notes and words

Key: C major, white keys only, so every note is on a C major set.

ECome,DThouCFountCofEev-GeryDbless-Ding,

ETuneGmyAheartGtoEsingDThyCgrace;

EStreamsDofCmer-Ccy,Ene-GverDceas-Ding,

ECallGforAsongsGofEloud-DestCpraise.

GTeachAmeBC′someBme-Alo-GdiousAson-GEnet,

GSungAbyBC′fla-BmingAtonguesGa-C′bove.

EPraiseDtheCmount!CI'mEfixedGu-DponDit,

EMountGofAThyGre-Edeem-DingClove.

Boomwhacker colors (C major set), always with the letter. Maker’s color list.

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Melody: Tune NETTLETON, Asahel Nettleton, 1812
Words: Robert Robinson (1735–1790), 1758 (first verse shown; all verses on HymnKeys)
Public domain: Melody 1812, words 1758: first published before 1931.
Source: Open Hymnal Project file marked public domain, via HymnKeys