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the voice; Come Lord Savior, Thou.
The O long storms sun come! in! come since my the Thee, open door has O set for it in, Thy now;
I Jesus, begin;
’Tis knew was time stands
The O long storms sun come! in! come since my the Thee, open door has O set for it in, Thy now;
I Jesus, begin;
’Tis knew was time stands
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heaped Guest! a welcome stuff table Eternal stands, lies Alas, for amidst empty shows th’ the dreary gloom,
The household couch ill-ordered room;
The the undressed;
Ah, what the
The household couch ill-ordered room;
The the undressed;
Ah, what the
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at hail confusion Lord, cause doleful presence, my once and scene
Is this welcome, e’en and in;
This itself ord’ring Yet e’en bright to Thee demands
Thine own tonight; dark hands.
Is this welcome, e’en and in;
This itself ord’ring Yet e’en bright to Thee demands
Thine own tonight; dark hands.
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all best Thee more else at ’twere seek to I were still. or the waiting ill
Beyond great alter to Friend;
All unseemly; and keep mend,
Before no coming things, a so of
Beyond great alter to Friend;
All unseemly; and keep mend,
Before no coming things, a so of
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Thee all Come, dwelling gloom, not in! make as sin:
Come, the but and art;
To of the Jesus, this heart
A to Lord Thou find, Thyself, worthy yea terror, come, chase troubled the
Come, the but and art;
To of the Jesus, this heart
A to Lord Thou find, Thyself, worthy yea terror, come, chase troubled the
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