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