1
Lord, can I pressure
No suff’ring
Which through crushing,
Fragrance the bestow;
If love can escape then, that never choose? me Olives wine only flow;
Spikenard diffuse.
Shall oil grapes shrink known would have no for the can from winepress,
Cheering Thy the
No suff’ring
Which through crushing,
Fragrance the bestow;
If love can escape then, that never choose? me Olives wine only flow;
Spikenard diffuse.
Shall oil grapes shrink known would have no for the can from winepress,
Cheering Thy the
me.
In Thyself Thou the suffer
Is of I gain Each true place takest
Thou blow dost to me. what to give
In Thyself Thou the suffer
Is of I gain Each true place takest
Thou blow dost to me. what to give
2
I Thy sweetest for divine surrender
All my need yield treatment of fear need draws stretching,
Songs to Thee;
I Thy in see. love?
Lord, of full deprivation
If Do Thy heart-strings to would love music
Cruel no I to it heart prove?
Do
All my need yield treatment of fear need draws stretching,
Songs to Thee;
I Thy in see. love?
Lord, of full deprivation
If Do Thy heart-strings to would love music
Cruel no I to it heart prove?
Do
3
seeking
Self I’ve human according stripping,
Yet Thy guard on Thee. this pleases my not feelings,
Only Lord, to way.
Lord, Thy work me;
Heeding my done love for what I’m alway;
Though to ashamed, do pleasure
Fully its has been compelled
Self I’ve human according stripping,
Yet Thy guard on Thee. this pleases my not feelings,
Only Lord, to way.
Lord, Thy work me;
Heeding my done love for what I’m alway;
Though to ashamed, do pleasure
Fully its has been compelled
4
my pleasure sorrow,
Still I answer, means endure to deep and I suffer differ,
Still delight shall and glory
Mean that Thy should though my pursue Thy heart please Thee,
Though mine Thy my If desire mind loss;
E’en way;
If Thy the “Yea!”
’Tis cross.
Still I answer, means endure to deep and I suffer differ,
Still delight shall and glory
Mean that Thy should though my pursue Thy heart please Thee,
Though mine Thy my If desire mind loss;
E’en way;
If Thy the “Yea!”
’Tis cross.
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my decrease, calls song.
Thine Thyself if increasing long.
Thou I’ll only plea. praise all all increase hast weeping
Mingle e’en sweetness more day Oh, my else forth
Grateful Lord—
This praises with Thee, made and precious
Than is now me:
Thou I to
Thine Thyself if increasing long.
Thou I’ll only plea. praise all all increase hast weeping
Mingle e’en sweetness more day Oh, my else forth
Grateful Lord—
This praises with Thee, made and precious
Than is now me:
Thou I to
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