| As a deer pants for flowing streams
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| So pants my soul for you, O God
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| My soul thirsts for God
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| For the living God
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| When shall I come and appear before God?
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| My tears have been my food
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| Day and night
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| While they say to me all the day long
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| «Where is your God?»
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| These things I remember
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| As I pour out my soul:
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| How I would go with the throng
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| And lead them in procession to the house of God
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| With glad shouts and songs of praise
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| A multitude keeping festival
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| Why are you cast down, O my soul
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| And why are you in turmoil within me?
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| Hope in God; |
| for I shall again praise him
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| My salvation and my God
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| My soul is cast down within me;
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| Therefore I remember you
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| From the land of Jordan and of Hermon
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| From Mount Mizar
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| Deep calls to deep
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| At the roar of your waterfalls;
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| All your breakers and your waves
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| Have gone over me
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| By day the Lord commands his steadfast love
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| And at night his song is with me
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| A prayer to the God of my life
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| I say to God, my rock:
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| «Why have you forgotten me?
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| Why do I go mourning
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| Because of the oppression of the enemy?»
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| As with a deadly wound in my bones
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| My adversaries taunt me
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| While they say to me all the day long
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| «Where is your God?»
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| Why are you cast down, O my soul
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| And why are you in turmoil within me?
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| Hope in God; |
| for I shall again praise him
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| My salvation and my God |