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If drowsiness should descend  
Should a drowsiness descend,
at the call of inertia,  
Upon summons of just sluggishness,
and i be unable to listen to you,  
Then Yourself those who don't accept,
then, with your song,
Hey Master, with a song awaken them.
wake me up.  


I came to do your work,  
I have come in just Your service;
and decorated myself
I have worn ten thousand outfits
in innumerable adornments.  
That Your grace may reign supreme,
Never-ending in my thinking.


So that your grace
When Yourself I have neglected,
may ever remain in my mind.
Then, below, I've suffocated.
So that, whenever i forget you,  
Rises only Your compassion;
I shall not fall.  
I go smiling unto bath of liberation.
 
Drifting in your grace,
I keep smiling, bathed in liberation.
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