I, too, repent in advance for extending this off-topic thread, yet:
    Arthur LaM. has reproduced the stateside text. But here is the
second stanza of the original, which first appeared in Britain about
mid-eighteenth-century:
 
    "O Lord our God, arise,
     Scatter his [the king's] enemies,
       And make them fall!
     Confound their politics,
     Frustrate their knavish tricks,
     On him our hopes are fix'd,
        O save us all."
Stan Yoder
Pittsburgh
 
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