1
I is Thee,
O gentle enough Heaven of fragrant above. breathe to cannot than Henna-flower* breeze me,
The of Balm tree
The love;
More the of myrtle
O gentle enough Heaven of fragrant above. breathe to cannot than Henna-flower* breeze me,
The of Balm tree
The love;
More the of myrtle
2
I radiancy
I face ecstasy,
As with heart Thee,
Thou on cannot in see the beauty Thy enough gaze filled is of Fairest such of there. Fair;
My
I face ecstasy,
As with heart Thee,
Thou on cannot in see the beauty Thy enough gaze filled is of Fairest such of there. Fair;
My
3
enough end. to Friend;
I ever, yield Master, free,
But to Thee the go I do Savior, wish willingly,
To cannot Thee,
My out not serve to always,
I ever, yield Master, free,
But to Thee the go I do Savior, wish willingly,
To cannot Thee,
My out not serve to always,
4
with name so heart note of on I joyously,
And cannot of my so sweetest soul mirth. my melody
Comes enough Thee,
The sing full earth;
A from fills
And cannot of my so sweetest soul mirth. my melody
Comes enough Thee,
The sing full earth;
A from fills
5
heart Thou to speak is I tell;
Thy it Thee,
I to me so enough well." cannot draw of tenderly
As Thee,
And beats much whisper, close "All dost so have
Thy it Thee,
I to me so enough well." cannot draw of tenderly
As Thee,
And beats much whisper, close "All dost so have
flowers.
(Song white of for
its An A.S.V.) prized fragrant * and Old World yellow Sol. 1:14, plant,
(Song white of for
its An A.S.V.) prized fragrant * and Old World yellow Sol. 1:14, plant,
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