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O God, thou art my God<br> | |||
early will I seek Thee,<br> | |||
will I seek Thee.<br> | |||
My soul thirsteth for thee,<br> | |||
my flesh also longeth after thee,<br> | |||
in a barren and dryland<br> | |||
where no water<br> | |||
thus have I look'd for Thee<br> | |||
in holiness<br> | |||
that I might behold<br> | |||
they pow'rand glory.<br> | |||
For thy loving kindness<br> | |||
is better than life itself.<br> | |||
My lips shall praise thee.<br> | |||
As long as I live <br> | |||
will I magnify Thee<br> | |||
on this manner<br> | |||
and lift up my hands<br> | |||
in thy name.<br> | |||
Because thou hast been<br> | |||
my helper therefore under<br> | |||
the shadow of thy wings<br> | |||
will I rejoice.<br> | |||
Hallelujah!<br> | |||
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General Information
Title: O God, Thou Art My God
Composer: Henry Purcell
Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Anthems
Language: English
Instruments: organ
Published:
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Original text and translations
Original text:
O God, thou art my God
early will I seek Thee,
will I seek Thee.
My soul thirsteth for thee,
my flesh also longeth after thee,
in a barren and dryland
where no water
thus have I look'd for Thee
in holiness
that I might behold
they pow'rand glory.
For thy loving kindness
is better than life itself.
My lips shall praise thee.
As long as I live
will I magnify Thee
on this manner
and lift up my hands
in thy name.
Because thou hast been
my helper therefore under
the shadow of thy wings
will I rejoice.
Hallelujah!