^DmHelp of Christians, g^Gmuard this l^Dmand. F^From assault or in^Cward s^Dmtain; L^Fet it be what C^Dmhrist h^Aas pla^Dmnned, His new Eden wh^Cere you r^Dmeign.

^DmTeach us that in Ch^Gmrist your S^Dmon L^Fies the wisdom t^Co be f^Dmree; ^FFor the Cross, which^Dm we w^Aould s^Dmhun, Is man's Tree of^C Liber^Dmty.

S^Dmhould the powers of h^Gmell ari^Dmse, A^Fnd our peace be t^Crampled d^Dmown, ^FIn that night of b^Dmlood an^Ad li^Dmes Show us still your twe^Clve-starred c^Dmrown.

T^Dmake from us the co^Gmward hea^Dmrt, F^Fleeting will, div^Cided m^Dmind, ^FGive us sight to p^Dmlay o^Aur p^Dmart, Though the world aro^Cund is b^Dmlind.

I^Dmmage, of the ^Gmrisen l^Dmife S^Fhining in ^Ceterni^Dmty ^FGlimmer through our ^Dmearth^Aly str^Dmife, Draw us to your ^Cvicto^Dmry.