Haleliwia, yr anwylaf
O bêr odlau pur y nef;
Haleliwia'r dôn felysaf
Genir ag angylaidd lef;
Hyn yw atsain
Sŵn telynau aur y nef.
Haleliwia, mewn gorfoledd,
Medd yr Eglwys ddedwydd fry;
Haleliwia, byth heb ddiwedd,
Dyrchwch fawl, chwi saint, yn hy;
Ninnau gaethion,
Pryd cawn ganu gyda chwi?
Haleliwia, cân dedwyddwch,
Nid yw gymwys ar y llawr;
Haleliwia, ochain tristwch,
Sydd fwy gweddus inni'n awr,
Pan ddioddefwn
Dan drwm bwys
ein cystudd mawr.
Ond ein gweddi daer fydd mwyach,
Dirion Dad, tu yma i'r bedd,
Ar in gael dy bur gyfeillach,
A gwir olwg ar dy wedd;
Haleliwia!
Wedyn canwn byth mewn hedd.
cyf. Evan Lewis 1818-1901
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Hallelujah, the most beloved
Of sweet, pure verses of heaven;
Hallelujah the sweetest tune
To be sung by an angelic voice;
This is the echo
Of the sound of the gold harps of heaven.
Hallelujah, in jubilation,
Say the happy Church above;
Hallelujah, forever without end,
Raise ye praise, ye saints, boldly;
We captives,
When shall we get to sing with you?
Hallelujah, a song of happiness,
There is no equal on the eath;
Hallelujah, the groan of sadness,
Which is more fitting for us now,
When we suffer
Under the heavy weight
of our great affliction.
But our fervent prayer shall be evermore,
Tender Father, this side of the grave,
For us to get thy pure companionship,
And a true look on thy face;
Hallelujah!
Then we will sing forever in peace.
tr. 2015 Richard B Gillion
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Alleluia, song of gladness,
Voice of joy that cannot die;
Alleluia is the anthem
Ever raised by choirs on high;
In the house of God abiding
Thus they sing eternally.
Alleluia, thou resoundest,
True Jerusalem and free;
Alleluia, joyful mother,
All thy children sing with thee,
But by Babylon's sad waters
Mourning exiles now are we.
Alleluia cannot always
Be our song while here below;
Alleluia, our transgressions
Make us for a while forego;
For the solemn time is coming
When our tears
for sin must flow.
Therefore in our hymns we pray Thee,
Grant us, blessed Trinity,
At the last to keep Thine Easter
With Thy faithful saints on high;
There to Thee for ever singing
Alleluia joyfully.
tr. 1861 John Mason Neale 1818-66from the Latin Alleluia dulce carmen (10th/11th Century)
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