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Hymn · Psalm 4

Give Ear unto Me When I Call

RICHMOND · C.M. · words from the Scottish Psalter, 1650 · music Thomas Haweis

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1.Give ear unto me when I call,
God of my righteousness:
Have mercy, hear my prayer; thou hast
enlarged me in distress.

2.O ye the sons of men! how long
will ye love vanities?
How long my glory turn to shame,
and will ye follow lies?

3.But know, that for himself the Lord
the godly man doth choose:
The Lord, when I on him do call,
to hear will not refuse.

4.Fear, and sin not; talk with your heart
on bed, and silent be.
Off'rings present of righteousness,
and in the Lord trust ye.

5.O who will show us any good?
is that which many say:
But of thy countenance the light,
Lord, lift on us alway.

6.Upon my heart, bestowed by thee,
more gladness I have found
Than they, ev'n then, when corn and wine
did most with them abound.

7.I will both lay me down in peace,
and quiet sleep will take;
Because thou only me to dwell
in safety, Lord, dost make.

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