Bεl Portovɘris
- (ba Ghan Nutɘn)
- Bεl portovɘris (he swεt da shum)
- dat sev εsd a sadɘr sav me.
- Luz εsd doky me, bu fynd nu me,
- εsd syaktlεs me, bu nu sy me.
- 2.
- Lεvɘp εsd kor meo dyryn εsakt bεl,
- e rylyfyn εsd dyrz meo bεl.
- ¡He kastis shoyn εsd dat bεl
- da hora fydeyn εsd doit me!
- 3.
- Thru denghɘrz, korvz, e huks hyju,
- kog εsεnεn ykwipky me.
- Porttu εsd me sef so far bεl,
- e hεdyn εsεl me hom bεl.
- 4.
- Porttransfordyn εsεnεn bεn tu me da nobɘlmεm;
- kyrlakyn hop meo mot leo.
- Xsεl meo covɘrfronshɘn e fet le,
- zo gin zo hardyn lyf.
- 5.
- Jεs, wεn lεtdɘ εsεl dit bady e kor,
- e ynd εsεl lyf mortabɘl,
- on εsεl, in da lyfaft,
- a lyf ɘv glad e pask me.
- 6.
- Tytnopyn εsεl skoro zu snof da mond,
- givɘp εsεl pal εsakt Sarzy;
- bu gad meo, wu voyat εsd me hyk sɘb,
- εsεl typzal meo.
- 7.
- Wεn εsεdεn dar anz dozyfa mez
- palyn lytfɘl zu Sarzy,
- hav εsεl nop lεs dyz kant εsakt anor gadz mez
- dan wεn bygin doit mez.
Amazing Grace
- (by John Newton)
- Amazing grace (how sweet the sound)
- That saved a wretch like me!
- I once was lost, but now am found,
- Was blind, but now I see.
- 2.
- 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,
- And grace my fears relieved;
- How precious did that grace appear
- The hour I first believed!
- 3.
- Through many dangers, toils and snares,
- I have already come.
- 'Tis grace has brought me safe thus far,
- And grace will lead me home.
- 4.
- The Lord has promised good to me;
- His word my hope secures.
- He will my shield and portion be,
- As long as life endures.
- 5.
- Yes, when this flesh and heart shall fail,
- And mortal life shall cease,
- I shall possess, within the veil,
- A life of joy and peace.
- 6.
- The earth shall soon dissolve like snow,
- The sun forbear to shine;
- But God, who called me here below,
- Will be for ever mine.
- 7.
- When we've been there ten thousand years
- Bright shining as the sun,
- We've no less days to sing God's praise
- Than when we first begun.