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4906. O God, Our Strength, to Thee Our Song

1. O God, our strength, to Thee our song
With grateful hearts we raise;
To Thee, and Thee alone, belong
All worship, love and praise.

2. In trouble’s dark and stormy hour
Thine ear hath heard our prayer;
And graciously Thine arm of power
Hath saved us from despair.

3. And Thou, O ever gracious Lord,
Wilt keep Thy promise still,
If, meekly hearkening to Thy Word,
We seek to do Thy will.

4. Led by the light Thy grace imparts,
Ne’er may we bow the knee
To idols, which our wayward hearts
Set up instead of Thee.

5. So shall Thy choicest gifts, O Lord,
Thy faithful people bless;
For them shall earth its stores afford,
And Heav’n its happiness.

Text Information
First Line: O God, our strength, to Thee our song
Title: O God, Our Strength, to Thee Our Song
Author: Harriet Auber, 1773-1862
Meter: CM
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ARLINGTON
Composer: Thom­as Augustine Arne (1762)
Arranger: Ralph Har­ris­on (1784)
Meter: CM
Incipit: 13332 11123 54332
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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