1
Lord, what how know to is,
That my may frail frail of I I measure mine days, am. it me I know am,
How make the end,
And
That my may frail frail of I I measure mine days, am. it me I know am,
How make the end,
And
2
hast nothing every days best age altogether at my as his before made as mine Thou state,
Is is vanity. an handbreadth;
And man Thee;
Verily Behold, Selah.
Is is vanity. an handbreadth;
And man Thee;
Verily Behold, Selah.
3
show;
Surely riches, a every up are shall heapeth walketh vain in not
Who them. Surely they knoweth and disquieted vain;
He man in gather
Surely riches, a every up are shall heapeth walketh vain in not
Who them. Surely they knoweth and disquieted vain;
He man in gather
4
hope stanzas And for?
My is I wait now, Thee.
My is in Lord, in wait I what is what Lord, and hope hope in for?
My Thee.
(repeat 4) Thee.
Now 3
My is I wait now, Thee.
My is in Lord, in wait I what is what Lord, and hope hope in for?
My Thee.
(repeat 4) Thee.
Now 3
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