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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 first Song.

The spouse speakes to Christ.

1

O that thou vvouldst on me so cast
Some lookes of thy svveete loue,
That thou maist make me deere to thee
My hart vvith grace to moue

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Thy loue o Christ is farre more deare,
And farre more svveete to me
Then wealth, or vvine, or limbe, or life,
Or ought that I can see.

3

The svveete that I smell of thy name
Is like on oyle most pure,
And pourd it is on all thy saincts
Such is thy loue soe sure.

4

O dravve me, dravve me, I vvill runne
To bord, to bed vvith thee;
O pull me, pull me from my sinne
O rid me, set me free.

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The spouses speakes.

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The good are glad in thee, thy loue
They long, and looke for still
They vvalke to thee, they talke of thee
And all to doe thy vvill.

6

Graunt this o Christ, and then vve shall
Be all in all that is,
And thou shalt find that none of vs
Of thy grace ought to misse.

7

O shevve me, vvhom my soule doth loue
Where thou dost feed at noone.
O vvhy should I thus freet, & feele
The losse of thee so soone.