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1. Ah endless source of woe ah fatal smart

First Line:: Ah endless source of woe ah fatal smart
Last Line:: Heal heal a broken heart and bid me rise and live
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 26474

2. Buried in darkness and oppressed with care

First Line:: Buried in darkness and oppressed with care
Last Line:: And the glad land shall taste the sweets of peace
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 26896

3. Britain arise in all your glory smile

First Line:: Britain arise in all your glory smile
Last Line:: And the proud scene with Io Paean rung
DMI number:: 7440

4. From Sion's lofty palaces on high

First Line:: From Sion's lofty palaces on high
Last Line:: Enjoy the bright reward and reign in bliss with me
DMI number:: 7443

5. From the dark dungeon from the lonely cell

First Line:: From the dark dungeon from the lonely cell
Last Line:: Whilst willing worlds bow down and own your dread command
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 26863

6. Great God with conscious blushes lo I come

First Line:: Great God with conscious blushes lo I come
Last Line:: And future worlds like me shall bless the lord
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 7444

7. Hear mighty God the humble suppliant's cry

First Line:: Hear mighty God the humble suppliant's cry
Last Line:: From God who keeps his vengeance for my foes
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27217

8. How happy is the man how calm his breast

First Line:: How happy is the man how calm his breast
Last Line:: Bless your good God and clap your hands for joy
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 26449

9. Oh Sion ever loved and ever dear

First Line:: Oh Sion ever loved and ever dear
Last Line:: And nations yet unborn confess the lord
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 22395

10. The British muse in Chaucer first began

First Line:: The British muse in Chaucer first began
Last Line:: And grateful pay their second vows to thine
Author:: Richard Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:: 7439