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LXI. LORD, hear my Cry, regard my Pray'r

1 LORD, hear my Cry, regard my Pray'r,
Which I, oppress'd with heavy Grief,
From Earth's remotest Parts, address
To thee, with hope of kind Relief;
Save me from persecuting Pow'r,
For thou hast often been my Tow'r.

2 So shall I in thy sacred Courts,
Secure from ev'ry Danger lie;
Beneath the Covert of thy Wings,
All future Storms I will defy:
My Soul of thy Protection sure,
Against her Foes shall ret secure.

3 For thou, O GOD,hast heard my vows,
And in thy Goodness didst ordain,
That I, with lasting Glories crown'd,
Should o'er thy chosen People reign:
Vouchsafe, O LORD, thy King to bless,
And make his prosp'rous Days encrease.

4 Confirm his Throne, and make his Reign
To be accepted in thy Sight;
And let thy Truth and Mercy both,
Oh GOD, in his Defence unite:
So I'll devote my future Days,
To pay my Vows, sing thy Praise,

Text Information
First Line: LORD, hear my Cry, regard my Pray'r
Language: English
Publication Date: 1767
Scripture:
Topic: Prayers: Of a King or Prince, for God's Grace and Assistance
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Lord, hear my Cry, regard my Pray'r]
Key: g minor
Notes: Public Domain.



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