Hexatonic, mode 1 b (I II -- IV V VI 7)

[Music]

No sleep nor slumber to his eyes,

Good David would afford,

Till he had found below the skies

A dwelling for the Lord,

A dwelling for the Lord.

The Lord in Zion placed his name,

His ark was settled there;

And there th'assembled nation came,

To worship twice a year,

To worship twice a year.

We trace no more those toilsome ways,

Nor wander far abroad;

Where e'er thy people meet for praise,

There is a house for God,

There is a house for God.

The tune is usually attributed to Davisson, and this probably as a

result of Davisson's own claim in the _Kentucky Harmony_. Found also,

KYH 42, UH 31, KNH 22, HOC 13, WP 36.

No. 123

PISGAH, OSH 58

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