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I Thank Thee boundless Giver	A
That the thoughts Thou givest flow	B
In sounds that like a river	A
All through the darkness go	B
And though few should swell the pleasure	A
By sharing this my wine	C
My heart will clasp its treasure	A
This secret gift of Thine	C
	-
My heart the joy inherits	D
And will oft be sung to rest	E
And some wandering hoping spirits	F
May listen and be blest	E
For the sound may break the hours	G
In a dark and gloomy mood	H
As the wind breaks up the bowers	G
Of the brooding sunless wood	I
	-
For every sound of gladness	G
Is a prophet wind that tells	G
Of a summer without sadness	G
And a love without farewells	G
And a heart that hath no ailing	J
And an eye that is not dim	K
And a faith that without failing	J
Shall be complete in Him	K
	-
And when my heart is mourning	J
The songs it lately gave	L
Back to their fount returning	J
Make sweet the bitter wave	L
And forth a new stream floweth	M
In sunshine winding fair	N
And through the dark wood goeth	M
Glad laughter on the air	N
	-
For the heart of man that waketh	M
Yet hath not ceased to dream	O
Is the only fount that maketh	M
The sweet and bitter stream	O
But the sweet will still be flowing	J
When the bitter stream is dry	P
And glad music only going	J
On the breezes of the sky	P
	-
I thank Thee boundless Giver	A
That the thoughts Thou givest flow	B
In sounds that like a river	A
All through the darkness go	B
And though few should swell the pleasure	A
By sharing this my wine	C
My heart will clasp its treasure	A
This secret gift of Thine	C

George Macdonald

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