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〈♫〉〈♫〉 O Eternall God almighty, iust and holy, whose name is the Lord God of hostes, to thee O lord we cal & cry for mercy, for mercy: to thee O Lord we cal & cry for mercy, for mercy: for mercy: against thee we haue offēded, we & our fathers haue
〈♫〉〈♫〉 sinned, we haue done vniustly, we haue cōmitted iniquitie, now graūt to vs O Lord thy great mercy, now graunt to vs O Lord thy great mercy, for great is our miserie, great is our miserie, great is our miserie. Saue thy people O Lord and blesse thine own inheritaunce, despyse not the workes of thine own hands, because we be sinfull, thou shalt be called mercifull, because we be sinful, thou shalt be called merciful, because we be sinfull, thou shalt be called mercifull, forgeue vs now for the glory of thy holy name, forgeue vs now for the glory of thy holy name, that we may know thou art more mercifull then we de∣serue.
〈♫〉〈♫〉 We shall geue thankes to thee O Lorde, and reioyce in thy laude and prayse for euermore: We shall geue thankes to thee O Lord, and reioyce in thy laude and prayse, in thy laude and prayse, for euermore, for euermore. Amen.