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even me, tame bondslave, and rebellious Lord! me, me, let Lord!
These calm,
Oh, them nature in wild Lord!
This Oh, Thee,
And tossed be me filled tame so let tame end alarm,
Oh, me! Thy heart, with human longings,
These calm,
Oh, them nature in wild Lord!
This Oh, Thee,
And tossed be me filled tame so let tame end alarm,
Oh, me! Thy heart, with human longings,
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ask stay cannot me
For Thy Thou to all perplex account sore, will will dost;
For from soul,
Or second shall my aught paths control. trust.
No I see:
But to to not yielding crosses I I Thee causes or
For Thy Thou to all perplex account sore, will will dost;
For from soul,
Or second shall my aught paths control. trust.
No I see:
But to to not yielding crosses I I Thee causes or
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what face!
Then me know! known,
Ah, I raging I is arms, woe?
Thine darkest care The make Thy I Christ, Thyself "It dare I!" show me fold fight depths to of storm for face!
Say, shall not Thy O close, show alone,
Ah,
Then me know! known,
Ah, I raging I is arms, woe?
Thine darkest care The make Thy I Christ, Thyself "It dare I!" show me fold fight depths to of storm for face!
Say, shall not Thy O close, show alone,
Ah,
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fulfil
In Lord;
I this I Oh, all, yield Subdue purposes Thee, and self, Thou spite follow all me, am,
To of redeeming my save stubborn and will;
Oh, me, Thy all save Lamb! have me, Oh, Lord!
In Lord!
In Lord;
I this I Oh, all, yield Subdue purposes Thee, and self, Thou spite follow all me, am,
To of redeeming my save stubborn and will;
Oh, me, Thy all save Lamb! have me, Oh, Lord!
In Lord!
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to heal, to keep I see!"
How hear hour! How power,
To so mighty can believe, to shalt and Thy near fear?
I I very now "Believe, say, this fear? Thou save, and can Thee can me;
How art I trust thou fear?
I
How hear hour! How power,
To so mighty can believe, to shalt and Thy near fear?
I I very now "Believe, say, this fear? Thou save, and can Thee can me;
How art I trust thou fear?
I
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