❧The argument of the .lxx. psalme.
¶Dauid desireth God to helpe hym with all speede, and to take avengeaunce of his enemies. He also discribeth the ioy of the godly, who seeth hym delyuered.
¶To the chiefe musition (a psalme) of Dauid, to reduce in remembraunce.
[unspec A] 1 HAste thee] O Lorde to delyuer me: make haste to helpe me O God.
2 Let them be ashamed and con∣founded that seke after my soule: let them be turned backwarde and be put to confusion that wishe me euyll.
3 Let them be returned backwarde: for a rewarde of their shamyng [other] which say, “ 1.1 there, there.
4 But let all those that seke thee be ioy∣full and glad in thee: and let all such as delight in thy saluation say alway, the Lorde be magnified.
5 As for me I am poore and in miserie, hasten thee vnto me O Lorde: thou art my ayde and my delyuerer, O God make no long tarying.