I’ve found a longer version of a Landlord’s Prayer which Henry George published in The Standard (late 1880s, or early 1890s). This one was reprinted in December, 1920 in an IBEW publication, and is sourced there to the Dundee People’s Journal.

LANDLORD’S PRAYER. (By William Allan.) Lord, keep us rich and free from toil For we Are honored holders of thy soil, Which democrats would fain despoil With glee. O Lord, our fathers got the land For serving men whom Thy right hand Had chosen to be great and grand, As kings. Tho’ taken by stealth, we’re not to blame; Thou knowest, O Lord! it is a shame To say to us of titled name Such things.

Lord, let us live in wealth’s content And peace; Lord, we are by Thy mercy meant To rule mankind and make our rent Increase. The birds that hunt the moors and hills, The fish that swim in streams and rills, The beasts that roam as nature wills, We own. E’en Lord, the minerals that lie Beneath the earth’s periphery Belong to us – Thou knowest why Alone.

Lord, on the rugged rabble frown, For they Are foes to us, Thy church and crown; Lord, bare Thine arm and grind them down To clay. O Lord, our God! we make their laws, Which they reject with wild applause; Be Thou a buckler to our cause And caste. They scorn our love, Thy name and word, They reverence neither squire nor lord; Lord, them consume with fire and sword At last.

Lord, they are poor and ignorant, And worse. Compared with us, how different In manner, garb, and lineament, And purse! Lord, never let them get or see The power which lies in unity. Keep us apart from them – for we Are men. Protect us from their greedy hands, Protect us from their vile demands, Protect us in our wealth and lands, Amen, amen!

–Dundee People’s Journal.