It's Me Oh Lord
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It's Me Oh Lord
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Verse:
It's me, it's me, oh Lord,
standing in the need of prayer.
It's me, it's me, oh Lord,
standing in the need of prayer.
Bridge:
Not my mother, not my father,
but it's me, oh Lord.
Not my sister, not my brother,
but it's me, oh Lord.
Vamp:
Sopranos:
Standing in the need;
yes, I"m standing in the need of prayer.
Altos:
I'm standing,
I'm standing,
I'm standing,
of prayer.
Tenors:
Standing,
standing,
standing,
of prayer.
Ending:
Standing in the need.
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