1 Come, lauded, unto us with powers and succours, O Mighty One, with Thy tawny steeds; exulting, past even the foeman's manifold offerings, glorified with our hymns, true Wealth-bestower.

2 Man's Friend, to this our worship He cometh, marking how He is called by those who give for His sake. Fearless, and conscious that His steeds are noble, He joyeth with the giving heroes.

3 Make His cars hear, that He may show His vigour and may be joyful in the way He loveth. May the mighty Mighty One pouring forth in bounty bestow on us good roads and perfect safety;

4 He who with succour comes to His implorer, the singer here who with his song invites Him; He who Himself sets to the pole swift coursers, He who hath hundreds, thousands, Thunder-wielder.

5 O Mighty One, Bountiful, by Thee protected may we be Thine, princes and priests and singers, sharing the riches sent from lofty heaven which yields much food, and all desire its bounty.