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King James I, about 1631 (Psalm 1)

D minor – N. Fitch, 1807

No Copyright. Transcribed from The Columbian Harmonist, 1807. Words substituted.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

Treble

1. That mortal man most

happy is and blessed, Who in the wick

2. He shall be like a

pleasant planted tree,

-

ed counsel does not walk.

Nor sit in sin

- ners

er - side increasing

That yields its fruit

in

Counter

Tenor

8

Up - on a

riv

-

tall,

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Tr.

C.

T.

8

B.

1. ways doth stay and r - e - s - t,

Nor sits in seats of

2. season, as we

Whose pleasant leaf doth

s - e - e,

scornful men in talk,

never fade nor fall.

In - stead

fix - es his de - light on God's

And sure - ly

what he takes in hand to

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Tr.

C.

T.

8

B.

1. law,

is nev - er

s - l - o - w to think on

2. do,

with - out a

doubt

shall pros

day and night, is nev - er

- per and will stand, with - out

a

slow to

think

doubt shall pros

on day and night.

- per

and will stand.