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I	A
I seem to be	B
Sundered from Thee	B
Thou Harmony of all creation	C
Am I disowned	D
For talents loaned	D
And useless hid in vain probation	C
Now powerless	E
In weariness	E
Now in despair a beggar humble	F
For help for cheer	G
A voice an ear	H
To hear and guide while on I stumble	F
God let me be	B
Of use to Thee	B
If vain my purpose and my powers	I
Then sinks from sight	J
My star and night	J
Henceforth my steps enfolding lowers	I
Then break and bind	K
My ravaged mind	K
The terrors dread of doubt and anguish	L
I know the pack	M
I drove them back	M
Only to day does courage languish	L
Oh come now peace	N
Come faith's increase	N
That life's strong chain shall ever bind me	B
That not in vain	O
I strive and strain	O
Myself to seek until I find me	B
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II	A
Honor the springtide life ever adorning	P
That all things has made	Q
Things smallest have some resurrectional morning	P
The forms alone fade	Q
Life begets life	R
Potencies higher surprise	S
Kind begets kind	K
Heedless of time as it flies	S
Worlds pass away and arise	S
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Nothing so small but there's something still smaller	T
No one can see	B
Nothing so great but there's something still greater	T
Beyond it can be	B
Worms in the earth	U
Mountains to make they essay	V
Dust without worth	U
Sands with which sea billows play	V
Founders of kingdoms were they	V
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Infinite all where the smallest and greatest	W
Oneness unfold	X
No one has seen what was first and the latest	W
None shall behold	X
Laws underlie	A
Order the all they maintain	O
Need and supply	A
Bring one another our bane	O
Boots to the general gain	O
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Eternity's offspring and germ are we all now	Y
Thoughts have their true	Z
Roots in our race's first morning they fall now	Y
Query and clue	Z
Freighted with seed	A2
Into eternity's soil	B2
Joy be your meed	A2
That your brief life's fleeting toil	B2
Fruit for eternity bears	C2
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Join in the joy of all life every being	P
Brief bloom of its spring	P
Honor th' eternal our human lot freeing	P
From fetters that cling	P
Adding your mite	A2
With the eternal unite	A2
Though you decay	V
Breathe as a moment you may	V
Air of eternity's day	V
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III	A
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CHORUS	E
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Who art	A2
Thou	Y
whom a thousand names trace	D2
Through all times that are gone and each tongue	E2
Thou wert infinite yearning's embrace	D2
Thou wert hope when the yoke heavy hung	E2
Thou wert darkening death terror's guest	A2
Thou wert sun that with life gladness blessed	A2
Still Thine image we changefully fashion	C
And each form we would call revelation	C
Each man holds his for true with deep passion	C
Till it crumbles in poignant negation	C
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SOLO	F2
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Who Thou art none can tell	G2
But I know Thou dost dwell	G2
As the limitless search in my soul it is Thou	Y
After justice and light	A2
After victory's right	A2
For the new that's revealed it is Thou it is Thou	Y
Every law that we see	B
Or believe there may be	B
Though we never can knowledge attain it is Thou	Y
As my armor and aid	A2
Round my life they are laid	A2
And with joy I avow it is Thou it is Thou	Y
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CHORUS	E
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Since we never Thine essence can know	F2
We have thought mediators of Thee	B
But the ages their impotence show	F2
We stand still while no way we can see	B
If in sickness for succor we thirst	A2
Is there balm in the dreams that have burst	A2
Stars of hope and of longing eternal	F
That we saw o'er life's sorrows arisen	C
Shall they sink in death's terrors nocturnal	F
Only turn into worms in our prison	C
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SOLO	F2
He that liveth in me	B
Needeth no one to be	B
Mediator I own Him indeed it is Thou	Y
Is eternal hope prized	A2
As from Him is baptized	A2
By His spirit my own is it Thou is it Thou	Y
Shall not I who am dust	A2
His eternity trust	A2
I take humbly my law for I know it is Thou	Y
Was I worth Thy word Live	H2
Let Thy life power give	I2
When Thou wilt as Thou wilt it is Thou it is Thou	Y

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