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    Jerusalem (Gedicht 1808, Muziek 1916)

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    This poem questions whether Jesus walked upon the green mountains of England in ancient times and if the Lamb of God was seen in England's pleasant pastures. It asks if Jesus' divine face shone upon England's clouded hills and if Jerusalem was built among England's dark satanic mills. The speaker calls for a bow, arrows and spear of fire, and a chariot of fire so they can continue fighting mentally and with their sword until Jerusalem is built in England's green and pleasant land.

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    This poem questions whether Jesus walked upon the green mountains of England in ancient times and if the Lamb of God was seen in England's pleasant pastures. It asks if Jesus' divine face shone upon England's clouded hills and if Jerusalem was built among England's dark satanic mills. The speaker calls for a bow, arrows and spear of fire, and a chariot of fire so they can continue fighting mentally and with their sword until Jerusalem is built in England's green and pleasant land.

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    This poem questions whether Jesus walked upon the green mountains of England in ancient times and if the Lamb of God was seen in England's pleasant pastures. It asks if Jesus' divine face shone upon England's clouded hills and if Jerusalem was built among England's dark satanic mills. The speaker calls for a bow, arrows and spear of fire, and a chariot of fire so they can continue fighting mentally and with their sword until Jerusalem is built in England's green and pleasant land.

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    This poem questions whether Jesus walked upon the green mountains of England in ancient times and if the Lamb of God was seen in England's pleasant pastures. It asks if Jesus' divine face shone upon England's clouded hills and if Jerusalem was built among England's dark satanic mills. The speaker calls for a bow, arrows and spear of fire, and a chariot of fire so they can continue fighting mentally and with their sword until Jerusalem is built in England's green and pleasant land.

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    Jerusalem (gedicht 1808, muziek 1916)

    And did those feet in ancient time


    Walk upon England's mountain green?
    And was the holy Lamb of God
    On England's pleasant pastures seen?
    And did the countenance divine
    Shine forth upon our clouded hills?
    And was Jerusalem builded here
    Among those dark satanic mills?
    Bring me my bow of burning gold!
    Bring me my arrows of desire!
    Bring me my spear! O clouds, unfold!
    Bring me my chariot of fire!
    I will not cease from mental fight,
    Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand,
    Till we have built Jerusalem
    In England's green and pleasant land.

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