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Psalm 42

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Elgibbor Canonical path: /elgibbor/psalm-42 Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Psalm 42

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In the night His song shall be with me

I say to God my Rock

"Why have You forgotten me?

Why must I go about mourning

Oppressed by the enemy?"

My bones suffer mortal agony

As my foes taunt me

Saying to me all day long

"Where is your God?"

Why are you downcast, o my soul?

Why so disturbed within me?

Put your hope in God

For I will yet praise Him

My Savior and my God

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