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==Original text and translations==
==Original text and translations==


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O Lord, how long wilt thou forget,<br>
to send mee some relife,<br>
For ever wilt thou hide thy face,<br>
and so increase my griefe?<br>
 
How long shall I with vexed heart,<br>
seeke counsell in my spirit?<br>
How long shall my malicious foes,<br>
triumph and mee despite?<br>
 
O Lord my God, heare my complaint,<br>
uttered with wofull breath:<br>
Lighten mine eyes, defend my lyfe,<br>
that I sleep not in death.<br>
 
Least that mine enemie say, I have<br>
against him loe prevayl’d:<br>
At my downefall they will rejoyce,<br>
that thus have mee assayl’d.<br>
 
But in thy mercie Lord I trust,<br>
for that shall mee defend:<br>
My heart doth joye, to see the help,<br>
which thou to mee wilt send.<br>
 
Unto the Lord therefore I sing,<br>
and do lift up my voyce:<br>
And for his goodnesse shew’d to mee,<br>
I will alway rejoyce.<br>
 
(Anonymous metrical version of Psalm 13)


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Editor: David Fraser (added 2004-12-11).   Score information: A4, 7 pages, 125 kbytes   Copyright: Personal
Edition notes: Revised 01/07 (completely reset from original printed source)

General Information

Title: O Lord, how long wilt thou forget
Composer: William Byrd

Number of voices: 5vv   Voicing: SATTB

Genre: Sacred, Anthem

Language: English

Instruments: a cappella

Published: Psalmes, Sonnets & Songs (1588), no. 5

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Original text and translations

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O Lord, how long wilt thou forget,
to send mee some relife,
For ever wilt thou hide thy face,
and so increase my griefe?

How long shall I with vexed heart,
seeke counsell in my spirit?
How long shall my malicious foes,
triumph and mee despite?

O Lord my God, heare my complaint,
uttered with wofull breath:
Lighten mine eyes, defend my lyfe,
that I sleep not in death.

Least that mine enemie say, I have
against him loe prevayl’d:
At my downefall they will rejoyce,
that thus have mee assayl’d.

But in thy mercie Lord I trust,
for that shall mee defend:
My heart doth joye, to see the help,
which thou to mee wilt send.

Unto the Lord therefore I sing,
and do lift up my voyce:
And for his goodnesse shew’d to mee,
I will alway rejoyce.

(Anonymous metrical version of Psalm 13)