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Hymn At Cock Crow Hymnus Ad Galli Cantum	A
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Ales diei nuntius	B
lucem propinquam praecinit	C
nos excitator mentium	A
iam Christus ad vitam vocat	C
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Auferte clamat lectulos	B
aegros soporos desides	B
castique recti ac sobrii	D
vigilate iam sum proximus	B
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Post solis ortum fulgidi	C
serum est cubile spernere	D
ni parte noctis addita	C
tempus labori adieceris	B
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Vox ista qua strepunt aves	B
stantes sub ipso culmine	E
paulo ante quam lux emicet	C
nostri figura est iudicis	B
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Tectos tenebris horridis	B
stratisque opertos segnibus	B
suadet quietem linquere	D
iam iamque venturo die	C
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Ut cum coruscis flatibus	B
aurora caelum sparserit	C
omnes labore exercitos	B
confirmet ad spem luminis	B
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Hic somnus ad tempus datus	B
est forma mortis perpetis	B
peccata ceu nox horrida	C
cogunt iacere ac stertere	D
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Sed vox ab alto culmine	E
Christi docentis praemonet	C
adesse iam lucem prope	F
ne mens sopori serviat	C
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Ne somnus usque ad terminos	B
vitae socordis opprimat	C
pectus sepultum crimine	E
et lucis oblitum suae	B
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Ferunt vagantes daemonas	B
laetos tenebris noctium	A
gallo canente exterritos	B
sparsim timere et cedere	D
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Invisa nam vicinitas	B
lucis salutis numinis	B
rupto tenebrarum situ	C
noctis fugat satellites	B
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Hoc esse signum praescii	B
norunt repromissae spei	F
qua nos soporis liberi	D
speramus adventum Dei	C
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Quae vis sit huius alitis	B
salvator ostendit Petro	D
ter antequam gallus canat	C
sese negandum praedicans	B
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Fit namque peccatum prius	B
quam praeco lucis proximae	A
inlustret humanum genus	B
finemque peccandi ferat	C
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Flevit negator denique	G
ex ore prolapsum nefas	B
cum mens maneret innocens	B
animusque servaret fidem	A
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Nec tale quidquam postea	C
linguae locutus lubrico est	C
cantuque galli cognito	C
peccare iustus destitit	C
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Inde est quod omnes credimus	B
illo quietis tempore	D
quo gallus exsultans canit	C
Christum redisse ex inferis	B
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Tunc mortis oppressus vigor	D
tunc lex subacta est tartari	D
tunc vis diei fortior	D
noctem coegit cedere	D
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Iam iam quiescant inproba	H
iam culpa furva obdormiat	C
iam noxa letalis suum	A
perpessa somnum marceat	C
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Vigil vicissim spiritus	B
quodcumque restat temporis	B
dum meta noctis clauditur	D
stans ac laborans excubet	C
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Iesum ciamus vocibus	B
flentes precantes sobrii	D
intenta supplicatio	I
dormire cor mundum vetat	C
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Sat convolutis artubus	B
sensum profunda oblivio	J
pressit gravavit obruit	C
vanis vagantem somniis	B
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Sunt nempe falsa et frivola	K
quae mundiali gloria	D
ceu dormientes egimus	B
vigilemus hic est veritas	B
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Aurum voluptas gaudium	A
opes honores prospera	D
quaecumque nos inflant mala	D
fit mane nil sunt omnia	E
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Tu Christe somnum dissice	B
tu rumpe noctis vincula	D
tu solve peccatum vetus	B
novumque lumen ingere	D
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Hymn At Cock Crow	D
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Newly Translated Into English Verse By R Martin Pope	F
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Awake the shining day is born	E
The herald cock proclaims the morn	E
And Christ the soul's Awakener cries	B
Bidding us back to life arise	B
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Away the sluggard's bed away	L
The slumber of the soul's decay	L
Ye chaste and just and temperate	C
Watch I am standing at the gate	C
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After the sun hath risen red	C
'Tis late for men to scorn their bed	C
Unless a portion of the night	C
They seize for labours of the light	C
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Mark ye what time the dawn draws nigh	J
How 'neath the eaves the swallows cry	J
Know that by true similitude	C
Their notes our Judge's voice prelude	C
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When hid by shades of dark malign	E
On beds of softness we recline	E
They call us forth with music clear	D
Warning us that the day is near	D
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When breezes bright of orient morn	E
With rosy hues the heavens adorn	E
They cheer with hope of gladdening light	C
The hearts that spend in toil their might	C
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Though sleep be but a passing guest	C
'Tis type of death's perpetual rest	C
Our sins are as a ghastly night	C
And seal with slumbers deep our sight	C
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But from the wide roof of the sky	J
Christ's voice peals forth with urgent cry	J
Calling our sleep bound hearts to rise	B
And greet the dawn with wakeful eyes	B
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He bids us fear lest sensual ease	B
Unto life's end the spirit seize	B
And in the tomb of shame us bind	C
Till we are to the true light blind	C
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'Tis said that baleful spirits roam	A
Abroad beneath the dark's vast dome	A
But when the cock crows take their flight	C
Sudden dispersed in sore affright	C
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For the foul votaries of the night	C
Abhor the coming of the light	C
And shamed before salvation's grace	B
The hosts of darkness hide their face	B
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They know the cock doth prophesy	B
Of Hope's long promised morning sky	J
When comes the Majesty Divine	E
Upon awakened worlds to shine	E
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The Lord to Peter once foretold	C
What meaning that shrill strain should hold	C
How he before cock crow would lie	J
And thrice his Master dear deny	J
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For 'tis a law that sin is done	E
Before the herald of the sun	E
To humankind the dawn proclaims	B
And with his cry the sinner shames	B
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Then wept he bitter tears aghast	C
That from his lips the words had passed	C
Though guileless he his soul possessed	C
And faith still reigned within his breast	C
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Nor ever reckless word he said	C
Thereafter by his tongue betrayed	C
But at the cock's familiar cry	J
Humbled he turned from vanity	C
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Therefore it is we hold to day	C
That as the world in stillness lay	C
What hour the cock doth greet the skies	B
Christ from deep Hades did arise	B
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Lo then the bands of death were burst	C
Shattered the sway of hell accurst	C
Then did the Day's superior might	C
Swiftly dispel the hosts of Night	C
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Now let base deeds to silence fall	D
Black thoughts be stilled beyond recall	D
Now let sin's opiate spell retire	D
To that deep sleep it doth inspire	D
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For all the hours that still remain	E
Until the dark his goal attain	E
Alert for duty's stern command	C
Let every soul a sentry stand	C
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With sober prayer on Jesus call	D
Let tears with our strong crying fall	D
Sleep cannot on the pure soul steal	D
That supplicates with fervent zeal	D
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Too long did dull oblivion cloud	C
Our motions and our senses shroud	C
Lulled by her numbing touch we stray	C
In dreamland's ineffectual way	C
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Bound by the dazzling world's soft chain	E
'Tis false and fleeting gauds we gain	E
Like those who in deep slumbers lie	J
Let us awake the truth is nigh	J
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Gold honours pleasure wealth and ease	B
And all the joys that mortals please	B
Joys with a fatal glamour fraught	C
When morning comes lo all are nought	C
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But thou O Christ put sleep to flight	C
And break the iron bands of night	C
Free us from burden of past sin	E
And shed Thy morning rays within	E