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Jerusalem

Jerusalem; arr. Michael McGlynn (Ireland, b. 1964) The original 1616 manuscript of “Jerusalem,” with its traditional Irish melody, is based on the writings of St. Augustine. The manuscript is inscribed “A song made by F.B.P. to the tune of DIANA.” F.B.P. is thought to be Francis Baker Pater, a Catholic priest who was confined in the tower of London about the time of James I. Jerusalem, our happy home. When shall we come to thee? When shall our sorrow have an end? Thy joy, when shall we see? There’s cinnamon that scenteth sweet. There palms spring on the ground. No tongue can tell, no heart can think, what joy do there abound. Jerusalem… For evermore the trees bear fruit. And evermore they do spring. And evermore the saints are glad. And evermore they sing. Jerusalem… There Magdalen she has less moan. Likewise there she doth sing; the happy saints in harmony through every street doth ring. Jerusalem… Fair Magdalen hath dried her tears; she’s seen no more to weep, nor wet the ringlets of her hair, to wipe our Savior’s feet. Jerusalem…