Pray, if you love me show it now;
Wait not until I've passed away,
And lying cold in yonder grave,
I cannot hear then what you say.
And if a wreath await my death,
Pray one green leaf now to me give,
All thy sweet sayings—say them now,
Pray let me hear them while I live.
Ah, if the half had been made known,
That which was said on burial day,
The many fainted would have risen,
And bounded upward on life's way.
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