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Songs of Sion

Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W. L. [i.e. William Loe]
  
  

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The second straine.

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O God if thou shouldst vvaighe
My vvaies, and take a vevve,
I could not scape thy rod, thy vvrath
I should in vvoe it rue.

2

O iudge me not I pray,
O sheeld me from my fall,
For in thy sight none iust doth liue
No none I say at all.

3

Large is thy loue to me,
For it vvith thee I treate
O grant me it for Christ his sake
Gainst sinnes so huge, so great.

4

O Christ vvhat vvight doth knovve?
His sinne, & faults of life
O cleanse me from my sinnes at once
Which are in me most rife.

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And keepe me lord I craue
Least sinnes doe ore me svvay,
So shall I then be free, and faine,
To keepe thy lavve for aie.

6

This lord of thee I beg
To thee I hold vp hands,
And hart, & soule, both thirst, & gape
As doth the drought in lands.

7

As maids doe vvatch, and vvaite,
On Queenes some grace to haue
So doe I lord both day, and night
For grace both beg, and craue.

2. Sighe.

O that there vvere such an hart in me to feare thee, & to keepe all thy lavves that it might goe vvell vvith me & mine for aye.