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