Psalm 148 Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Proper Metre	A
Praise to God from all creatures	B
	-
Ye tribes of Adam join	C
With heav'n and earth and seas	D
And offer notes divine	E
To your Creator's praise	F
Ye holy throng	G
Of angels bright	H
In worlds of light	H
Begin the song	G
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Thou sun with dazzling rays	F
And moon that rules the night	H
Shine to your Maker's praise	F
With stars of twinkling light	H
His power declare	I
Ye floods on high	J
And clouds that fly	J
In empty air	I
	-
The shining worlds above	K
In glorious order stand	L
Or in swift courses move	M
By his supreme command	L
He spake the word	N
And all their frame	O
From nothing came	O
To praise the Lord	P
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He moved their mighty wheels	Q
In unknown ages past	R
And each his word fulfils	Q
While time and nature last	R
In diff'rent ways	Q
His works proclaim	O
His wondrous name	O
And speak his praise	Q
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PAUSE	Q
	-
Let all the earth born race	Q
And monsters of the deep	S
The fish that cleave the seas	Q
Or in their bosom sleep	S
From sea and shore	T
Their tribute pay	U
And still display	U
Their Maker's power	A
	-
Ye vapors hail and snow	V
Praise ye th' almighty Lord	P
And stormy winds that blow	V
To execute his word	N
When lightnings shine	E
Or thunders roar	T
Let earth adore	T
His hand divine	E
	-
Ye mountains near the skies	Q
With lofty cedars there	I
And trees of humbler size	Q
That fruit in plenty bear	I
Beasts wild and tame	O
Birds flies and worms	Q
In various forms	Q
Exalt his name	O
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Ye kings and judges fear	W
The Lord the sovereign King	X
And while you rule us here	Y
His heav'nly honors sing	X
Nor let the dream	Z
Of power and state	A2
Make you forget	B2
His power supreme	Z
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Virgins and youths engage	C2
To sound his praise divine	E
While infancy and age	C2
Their feebler voices join	C
Wide as he reigns	Q
His name be sung	D2
By every tongue	D2
In endless strains	Q
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Let all the nations fear	W
The God that rules above	K
He brings his people near	W
And makes them taste his love	K
While earth and sky	J
Attempt his praise	Q
His saints shall raise	Q
His honors high	J

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