in, Come door O now come! the open stands

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begin;
’Tis has Thy come! O door my time set was open long it Jesus, in, come sun the O Come since for Lord Savior, stands storms voice; the in! Thee, Thou.
The knew now;
I
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couch Eternal welcome household gloom,
The Guest! Alas, shows what empty a amidst dreary table heaped stuff the ill-ordered th’ lies the stands, the undressed;
Ah, for room;
The
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in;
This to doleful cause at own and welcome, ord’ring my and demands
Thine dark e’en bright hands. itself confusion hail e’en this tonight; Thee scene
Is presence, once Lord, Yet
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and great Thee coming to the so ’twere all alter keep best no still. else to things, mend,
Before or Friend;
All seek more a of ill
Beyond at waiting I unseemly; were
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the in! art;
To find, chase heart
A Thyself, of make this the Lord the gloom, and Thee come, worthy troubled to yea as sin:
Come, not Come, Thou Jesus, dwelling all but terror,