14-15     They return when the sun goes down,
    They howl like coyotes, ringing the city.
    They scavenge for bones,
    And bite the hand that feeds them.

16-17 And me? I’m singing your prowess,
    shouting at dawn your largesse,
For you’ve been a safe place for me,
    a good place to hide.
Strong God, I’m watching you do it,
    I can always count on you—
    God, my dependable love.

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14 They return at evening,
    snarling like dogs,
    and prowl about the city.
15 They wander about for food(A)
    and howl if not satisfied.
16 But I will sing(B) of your strength,(C)
    in the morning(D) I will sing of your love;(E)
for you are my fortress,(F)
    my refuge in times of trouble.(G)

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