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Prayer is a heavenly balm
To the afflicted soul;
It gives the troubled conscience ease,
And makes the spirits whole.
Relief it oft affords,
When we are sore distressed;
Removes our unbelieving fears,
And leads us to our rest.
It brings us fresh supplies,
As urgent needs requires;
But God no special blessing grants,
Where there are no desires.
Ye careless souls attend,
And seek the Lord to-day;
When once the sentence is gone forth,
‘Tis then too late to pray.
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LIST OF LYRIC SOURCES
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ST. MICHAEL (OLD 134TH)
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6 6 8 6 (S.M.)
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Dates:
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1551,1836
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LIST OF MUSIC SOURCES
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Key
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| # 88 | No key | | # 363 | A | | # 691 | A | | # 882 | A | | # 18 | A | | # 70 | A | | # 152 | A | | # 380 | D | | # 210 | G | | # 16 | G | | # 495 | G | | # 512 | G | | # 342 | G | | # 377 | G | | # 594 | G | | # 446 | G | | # 488 | No key | | # 161 | Ab | | # 335.1 | Ab | | # 22 | A |
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