492. S. M. Watts.

Seeking God.

1 My God, permit my tongue

This joy, to call thee mine;

And let my early cries prevail

To taste thy love divine.

2 My thirsty, fainting soul

Thy mercy does implore;

Not travellers in desert lands

Can pant for water more.

3 For life, without thy love,

No relish can afford;

No joy can be compared to this,

To serve and please the Lord.

4 Since thou hast been my help,

To thee my spirit flies,

And on thy watchful providence

My cheerful hope relies.

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