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O King all glorious
O King all glorious, amid thy saintly company, Who ever shalt be praised, who over passest utterance. Thou, O Lord, art in the midst of us, And we are called by thy Holy Name; Leave us not, O Lord our … Continue reading
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Tagged anthems, Christ the King, Christianity, Poetry, songs
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A word from Brahms
… with a few internal rhymes. Let nothing ever grieve thee, distress thee, nor fret thee; Heed God’s good will, my soul, be still, compose thee. Why brood all day in sorrow? Tomorrow will bring thee God’s help benign and … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, music, Poetry, Romantics, songs
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Never weather-beaten sail
Never weather-beaten sail more willing bent to shore, Never tired pilgrim limbs affected slumber more, Than my wearied sprite now longs to fly Out of my troubled breast; O come quickly, O come quickly, O come quickly, sweetest Lord, And … Continue reading