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Lord God that dost me save and keep	A
All day to thee I cry	B
And all night long before thee weep	A
Before thee prostrate lie	B
Into thy presence let my praier	B
With sighs devout ascend	C
And to my cries that ceaseless are	B
Thine ear with favour bend	C
For cloy'd with woes and trouble store	B
Surcharg'd my Soul doth lie	B
My life at death's uncherful dore	B
Unto the grave draws nigh	B
Reck'n'd I am with them that pass	D
Down to the dismal pit	E
I am a man but weak alas Heb A man without manly	F
And for that name unfit strength	G
From life discharg'd and parted quite	H
Among the dead to sleep	A
And like the slain in bloody fight	H
That in the grave lie deep	A
Whom thou rememberest no more	B
Dost never more regard	I
Them from thy hand deliver'd o're	B
Deaths hideous house hath barr'd	I
Thou in the lowest pit profound'	I
Hast set me all forlorn	J
Where thickest darkness hovers round	I
In horrid deeps to mourn	J
Thy wrath from which no shelter saves	K
Full sore doth press on me	F
Thou break'st upon me all thy waves The Heb	L
And all thy waves break me bears both	M
Thou dost my friends from me estrange	N
And mak'st me odious	O
Me to them odious for they change	N
And I here pent up thus	O
Through sorrow and affliction great	I
Mine eye grows dim and dead	I
Lord all the day I thee entreat	I
My hands to thee I spread	I
Wilt thou do wonders on the dead	I
Shall the deceas'd arise	P
And praise thee from their loathsom bed	I
With pale and hollow eyes	P
Shall they thy loving kindness tell	Q
On whom the grave hath hold	I
Or they who in perdition dwell	Q
Thy faithfulness unfold	I
In darkness can thy mighty hand	I
Or wondrous acts be known	R
Thy justice in the gloomy land	I
Of dark oblivion	S
But I to thee O Lord do cry	B
E're yet my life be spent	I
And up to thee my praier doth hie	T
Each morn and thee prevent	I
Why wilt thou Lord my soul forsake	U
And hide thy face from me	F
That am already bruis'd and shake Heb Prae Concussione	S
With terror sent from thee	F
Bruz'd and afflicted and so low	V
As ready to expire	B
While I thy terrors undergo	V
Astonish'd with thine ire	B
Thy fierce wrath over me doth flow	V
Thy threatnings cut me through	B
All day they round about me go	V
Like waves they me persue	P
Lover and friend thou hast remov'd	I
And sever'd from me far	B
They fly me now whom I have lov'd	I
And as in darkness are	B

John Milton

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