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70a. My Soul with grateful Thoughts of Love

1 My Soul, with grateful Thoughts of Love
Entirely is possess'd;
Because the Lord vouchsaf'd to hear
The Voice of my Request.

2 When Death alarm'd me, he remov'd
my Dangers and my Fears:
My Feet from falling he secur'd,
And dry'd my Eyes from Tears.

3 Therefore my Life's remaining Years,
Which God to me shall lend,
Will I, in Praises to his Name,
And, in his Service, spend.

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First Line: My Soul with grateful Thoughts of Love
Language: English
Publication Date: 1793
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