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1. All you who leap religion's sacred fence

First Line:
All you who leap religion's sacred fence
Last Line:
That God though injured is not deaf nor blind
DMI number:
36217

2. All you who leap religion's sacred fence

First Line:
All you who leap religion's sacred fence
Last Line:
That the injured god is neither deaf nor blind
DMI number:
4094

3. Be good with spirit and with parts be just

First Line:
Be good with spirit and with parts be just
Last Line:
Where virtuous men enjoy themselves with God
DMI number:
30599

4. Before this judge all judges shall appear

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Before this judge all judges shall appear
Last Line:
But even the conscience shall itself indite
DMI number:
41902

5. Dear child these words which briefly I declare

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Dear child these words which briefly I declare
Last Line:
Where sin and sorrow shall for ever cease
DMI number:
30362

6. Deluded mortal turn and view my store

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Deluded mortal turn and view my store
Last Line:
Where peace and love and endless pleasures reign
Author:
Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Absolute)
DMI number:
4076

7. First worship God he that forgets to pray

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First worship God he that forgets to pray
Last Line:
I rather count a hogshead than a man
Author:
Thomas Randolph (Absolute)
DMI number:
33200

8. God works in a mysterious way

First Line:
God works in a mysterious way
Last Line:
And he shall make it plain
Author:
William Cowper (Absolute)
DMI number:
33473

9. Hark how the wakeful cheerful cock

First Line:
Hark how the wakeful cheerful cock
Last Line:
Tis just we act our own who caused his tragedy
DMI number:
43238

10. How shall the young secure their hearts

First Line:
How shall the young secure their hearts
Last Line:
And well support our age
Author:
Isaac Watts (Absolute)
DMI number:
26876

11. How soon gay scenes of wanton pleasure cloy

First Line:
How soon gay scenes of wanton pleasure cloy
Last Line:
And wondering worlds adore the eternal god
DMI number:
32893

12. In pomp and grandeur can thy languid mind

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In pomp and grandeur can thy languid mind
Last Line:
And is an act of justice to mankind
DMI number:
30185

13. My spirit looks to God alone

First Line:
My spirit looks to God alone
Last Line:
Shall well divide our last reward
Author:
Isaac Watts (Absolute)
DMI number:
26531

14. My saviour and my king

First Line:
My saviour and my king
Last Line:
In palaces of joy
Author:
Isaac Watts (Absolute)
DMI number:
26494

15. I'm not designed to say who lies beneath

First Line:
I'm not designed to say who lies beneath
Last Line:
In which with Jesus thou shalt ever reign
DMI number:
33045

16. I've oft o God to thee confessed

First Line:
I've oft o God to thee confessed
Last Line:
Whose thoughts and language are divine
DMI number:
27254

17. If in these lawns and woods thus formed

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If in these lawns and woods thus formed
Last Line:
When thus we quit the field
DMI number:
23249

18. Learned sir you're right for all engaged in sin

First Line:
Learned sir you're right for all engaged in sin
Last Line:
This doctrine to refute and strike me dumb
DMI number:
8973

19. O lord then be not slack

First Line:
O lord then be not slack
Last Line:
And give thy foes a rap
DMI number:
38620

20. Oh hear a pensive captive's prayer

First Line:
Oh hear a pensive captive's prayer
Last Line:
And break the hidden snare
Author:
Anna Letitia Barbauld [nee Aikin] (Absolute)
DMI number:
27222

21. Remember your creator in the days of your youth

First Line:
Remember your creator in the days of your youth
Last Line:
And god give you chastity knowledge and truth
DMI number:
9658

22. That Jove who ever lives and reigns

First Line:
That Jove who ever lives and reigns
Last Line:
This heaven shall own eternity improve
DMI number:
33370

23. That man is blessed who stands in awe

First Line:
That man is blessed who stands in awe
Last Line:
And all their names in darkness lost
Author:
Isaac Watts (Absolute)
DMI number:
26869

24. The just and brave unmoved appear

First Line:
The just and brave unmoved appear
Last Line:
The obedience which I owe thee ever pay
DMI number:
4365

25. There's no disturbance in the heavens above

First Line:
There's no disturbance in the heavens above
Last Line:
Does not contend with but despise the world
DMI number:
43237

26. Thy mercy Father of mankind

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Thy mercy Father of mankind
Last Line:
And oh to thee to die
DMI number:
32419

27. To speak for God to sound religion's praise

First Line:
To speak for God to sound religion's praise
Last Line:
And longing ask to spend and to be spent for him
Author:
John Gambold (Speculation)
DMI number:
27463

28. To God give glory as he does command

First Line:
To God give glory as he does command
Last Line:
Tell no tales yourself nor mind what others tell
DMI number:
20594

29. Trust god distrust thy self do good and pray

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Trust god distrust thy self do good and pray
Last Line:
Your soul shall feast on joys immense
DMI number:
33049

30. Under an oak's expanded shade

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Under an oak's expanded shade
Last Line:
Nor worked thine impious brain
DMI number:
36293

31. View not with envy fretting in thy breast

First Line:
View not with envy fretting in thy breast
Last Line:
I never saw constrained to beg their bread
Author:
Thomas Fitzgerald (Absolute)
DMI number:
16142

32. When thus affliction's hand disturbs your rest

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When thus affliction's hand disturbs your rest
Last Line:
Rejoice and follow pleased the bleeding god
DMI number:
32932

33. Where art or power can prevail

First Line:
Where art or power can prevail
Last Line:
An emmet crowns your boast and you can add no more
DMI number:
33373

34. Whilst my souls eye beheld no light

First Line:
Whilst my souls eye beheld no light
Last Line:
Would with thee live and for thee die
DMI number:
43367

35. Why does the man of riches grow

First Line:
Why does the man of riches grow
Last Line:
But I will repine no more
Author:
Isaac Watts (Absolute)
DMI number:
26507

36. Ye gentle winds propitious gales

First Line:
Ye gentle winds propitious gales
Last Line:
Who made you what you are and gave you what you boast
DMI number:
37289

37. Young giddy girls or wanton boys

First Line:
Young giddy girls or wanton boys
Last Line:
Enjoy the blessings of their God
DMI number:
36844