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6826. To My Humble Supplication

1. To my humble supplication,
Lord, give ear and acceptation;
Save Thy servant, that hath none
Help nor hope but Thee alone.

2. Send, O send, relieving gladness
To my soul oppressed with sadness,
Which, from clog of earth set free,
Winged with zeal, flies up to Thee.

3. To Thee, rich in mercies’ treasure,
And in goodness without measure,
Never failing help to those
Who on Thy sure help repose.

4. Heavenly tutor, of Thy kindness,
Teach my dullness, guide my blindness,
That my steps Thy paths may tread,
Which to endless bliss do lead.

Text Information
First Line: To my humble supplication
Title: To My Humble Supplication
Author (attributed to): Joseph Bryan
Author (attributed to): Francis Davison
Meter: 88.77
Language: English
Source: From a manuscript in the British Museum, circa 1620
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: DE PROFUNDIS
Meter: 88.77
Incipit: 12334 43312 34564
Key: f minor
Source: Adapted from a traditional English melody
Copyright: Public Domain



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