Care For The Wounded
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Care For The Wounded
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Feel like screaming
Feel like screaming, I feel like crying
Feel like bleeding
Feel like bleeding, I feel like dying
Do not leave your brother in the dust
Care for the wounded
Do not hit your brother when he's down
Care for the wounded
Bleeding outside
Bleeding outside, I'm bleeding inside
Weeping for myself
Weeping for myself, I'm weeping for you
We're troubled but not crushed
Perplexed but not in despair
Persecuted but not forsaken
Cast down but not destroyed
Hurt by the enemy
Hurt by the enemy, I'm hurt by myself
Burnt by the lust
Burnt by the lust, I'm burnt by my sins
Do not leave your brother in the dust
Care for the wounded
Do not hit your brother when he's down
Care for the wounded
The words of the Lord I hear as a soft call:
"Come; rest in me, come; have my peace"
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