His own belov'd He keepeth,
His arms He daily spreadeth o'er,
Guards as a Father by His pow'r
Us and our house, nor sleepeth.
Still we
Must be
Here and thither
Roaming ever,
Till He gives us
Pious homes, and thus relieves us.
His own belov'd He keepeth,
His arms He daily spreadeth o'er,
Guards as a Father by His pow'r
Us and our house, nor sleepeth.
Still we
Must be
Here and thither
Roaming ever,
Till He gives us
Pious homes, and thus relieves us.