Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB C DEDE F GHGH I JKJK C LMLMN| Sung by the Children of the City of London School | A |
| of Instruction and Industry | B |
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| CHORUS | C |
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| Sacred and heart deep be the sound | D |
| Which speaks the Great Redeemer's praise | E |
| His mercies every where abound | D |
| Let all their grateful voices raise | E |
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| BOYS | F |
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| The friendless child to manhood grown | G |
| Will ne'er forget your parent care | H |
| You've made each youthful heart your own | G |
| Oh then accept our humble prayer | H |
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| GIRLS | I |
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| For ever be that bounty praised | J |
| Which every comfort doth impart | K |
| In tears of joy the song is raised | J |
| From minstrels of the glowing heart | K |
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| CHORUS | C |
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| Glory to Thee all bounteous Power | L |
| In notes of thankfulness be given | M |
| Sure solace in affliction's hour | L |
| Our hope on Earth our bliss in Heaven | M |
| Hallelujah Amen | N |
Thomas Gent
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