Tune: Cranbrook
(one tune to 'O for a thousand tongues to sing';
aka 'On Ilkley Moor B'ah Tat')
Words in brackets are optional additions.
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Psalm 84 v.1
How amiable your dwellings (your dwellings)
Each to you offering brings
Your tabernacles, LORD of hosts
your tabernacles, LORD of hosts
In you we make our boasts
In you we make our boasts
In you we make our boasts
Psalm 84 v.5
Blessed are they whose strength is in you (is in you)
You will them sure renew
And blessed those in whose heart your ways
And blessed those in whose heart your ways
Abide through endless days
Abide through endless days
Abide through endless days
Psalm 84 v.11
The LORD God is a sun and shield (sun and shield)
To Him allegiance yield
He will give grace and glory, so
He will give grace and glory, so
Good things the upright know
Good things the upright know
Good things the upright know
Psalm 85 v.6
Will you not us help and revive (and revive)
That we then in you thrive?
So that your people may rejoice
So that your people may rejoice
Having made you their choice
Having made you their choice
Having made you their choice
Psalm 85 v.10
Mercy and truth now here are met (here are met)
We see His graces yet
For righteousness and peace they kiss
For righteousness and peace they kiss
Your presence it be bliss
Your presence it be bliss
Your presence it be bliss
Psalm 85 v.11
Truth up out of the earth shall spring (earth shall spring)
And praises fresh we sing
Righteousness down from heaven shall look
Righteousness down from heaven shall look
We are helped, not forsook
We are helped, not forsook
We are helped, not forsook
Psalm 86 v.5
You LORD are good, and are ready (are ready)
To forgive, so you be
And plenteous in mercy to
And plenteous in mercy to
All them that call on you
All them that call on you
All them that call on you
Psalm 86 v.9
All nations who you have made, they (have made, they)
Shall worship to you, pray
O Lord to you, and glorify
O Lord to you, and glorify
Your name that ne'er shall die
Your name that ne'er shall die
Your name that ne'er shall die
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Author:
orchidee (
Offline) - Published: February 3rd, 2019 03:01
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.(3).6.8.6. 'extended' metre.
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Comments4
His name will never die.
Thanks Gold.
Thanks UNCLE STEVE ~ Just listening to this Hymn from Manchester on RADIO 4 ~ Morning Service ~ AMEN We have sung it to ILKLEY MOOR when hiking in the DALES when I was in LEEDS !
Love all the Psalm based Poems ! My FAVE is Psalm 85 v 10 "Your PRESENCE it be BLISS" Im off to CHURCH now (Im on the Door) to share some of God's Bliss ~ AMEN.
Angela sends her Love from N Z ~
Yours BRIAN & ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡
Thanks B&A.
Great write - now how about destitute praises?
Thanks Michael. I got an idea: 'Destitute Praises' such as being on Ilkley Moor this weather without a hat (b'ah tat) or coat. You got that hat for a walk on that Moor?!
sometimes ya just can't see the wood for the psalm keys.... N
Thanks Neville. Bit sneaky of me, putting in 3 extra words per line. Even more to read/say/sing now!
there ya go see.. sometimes, ya just can't see the words for the threes.. N
Will it cost me more - putting in 'optional additional words'?
of course, even nothing costs something these days...
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