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Praying Women

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Praying Women

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(L)

Waling women, praying tears

Lay before the Lord your God

Vickie, Angie, and Debbie

And all you mothers in Zion

Teach your children, teach your children

That they must pray

They must pray down all there fears

(C)

Lord help a, a sister out now

Come on

Through my everything

Come on

Through my every doubt

Not too wide

Not too deep

Help me get over this

Come on

Lord a wanna

(VW)

They said that I was in too deep

They gave up on me

And walked away from me

Something about it they could not see

My old mommy on her knees

(C)

She prayed for me (she was praying for me)

(VW)

She was praying for me

(C)

She was praying (she was praying)

(VW)

Praying women say

(C)

Lord help a, a sister out now

Come on

Through my everything

Come on

Through my every doubt

Not too wide

Not too deep

I get over this

Come on

Lord a wanna

(VW)

Now I'm a witness that my God answers pray

When all forsake you

He will, he will be right there

People say whatever they may believe

But more than talk

I'm gonna, I'm gonna stay on my knee

(C)

Stay on my knees (gonna stay on my knees)

(VW)

I'm gonna

Stay on my knees

I'm gonna

(C)

Gonna stay on my knees (gonna stay on my knees)

(L)

Praying women say

(C)

Lord help a, a sister out now

Come on

Through my everything

Come on

Through my every doubt

Not too wide

Not too deep

Help me get over this

Come on

Lord a wanna

(Bishop)

Send for the waling women

And send for the morning women

And let them cry out

For when they cry

Our God will hear them and deliver us

Cry out for your sons and your daughters too

Cry out for your mothers, your fathers, your, sisters and brothers

Lord let God hear from you

Where my sisters at

(C)

Lord help a, a sister out now

Come on

Through my everything

Come on

Through my every dout

Not too wide

Not too deep

Got to over this

Come on

Lord a wanna

(Repeat)

Lord help a, a sister out now

Lord could you help a sister out

Remove my fears erase my doubts

It's only you can

(VW)

Oh not too

(C)

It's not too high

It's not too wide

Show thy strength when I'm too weak

It's only You can

(VW)

Lord I, Lord I yeah

Lord could you help a sister out

Remove my fears erase my doubts

It's only you can

(VW)

Not too

(C)

It's not too high

It's not too wide

Show thy strength when I'm too weak

It's only You can

(VW)

Lord I wanna, Lord I wanna

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