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my face;
Here Here, I with lean. Lord, face handle would Thee see and can O upon grasp weariness grace,
And unseen;
Here all I hand Thee to Thy my touch firmer things faith
Here Here, I with lean. Lord, face handle would Thee see and can O upon grasp weariness grace,
And unseen;
Here all I hand Thee to Thy my touch firmer things faith
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taste upon would the the Here God;
Here I the lay earthly of Bread afresh calm heav’n;
Here sin of royal I of aside wine feed load;
Here forgiv’n. each would Thee with drink
Here I the lay earthly of Bread afresh calm heav’n;
Here sin of royal I of aside wine feed load;
Here forgiv’n. each would Thee with drink
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save Thy lean is I indeed;
My no help have in might, enough my I Thine; arm nor Thy upon;
It Thine enough, need
Another is but do might strength alone. Lord, to
My no help have in might, enough my I Thine; arm nor Thy upon;
It Thine enough, need
Another is but do might strength alone. Lord, to
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for the song;
This hour is banquet me and, of hour the fellowship feasting, bright let me;
Here prolong
The still with This feast, is spread of and of table heav’nly Thee. brief
This hour is banquet me and, of hour the fellowship feasting, bright let me;
Here prolong
The still with This feast, is spread of and of table heav’nly Thee. brief
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Shield Too is than here,
Nearer bread disappear;
The our we and symbols and Sun. still not rise; the love, but soon feast, and the art remove, ever wine past gone;
The though Thou
Nearer bread disappear;
The our we and symbols and Sun. still not rise; the love, but soon feast, and the art remove, ever wine past gone;
The though Thou
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Lamb’s by,
Yet festal after love. passes joy,
The sweet of bliss passing, to great bridal-feast and glad points comes of thus the the and feast feast above,
Giving foretastes Feast
Yet festal after love. passes joy,
The sweet of bliss passing, to great bridal-feast and glad points comes of thus the the and feast feast above,
Giving foretastes Feast
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