Lament (We Cannot Wait)
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Lament (We Cannot Wait)
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We've seen mothers bury sons
And were begging You to come
Oh, oh, oh
The broken fill our towns
And the hopeless shout aloud
Oh, oh, oh
We cannot wait
We cannot wait
Oh, we cannot wait
When the poor are thrown aside
The sick are left to die
Oh, oh, oh, oh
We need Your grace, oh God
Your grace, oh God
We need Your grace
We cannot wait, oh God
Your grace, oh God
We need Your grace
You are here
Your Kingdom come
Rescue us from all we've done
Help us move and be the love
Save us now from all we've done
We've seen mothers bury sons
And we are begging You to come
We are begging You to come
God, come
Sing oh, oh, oh, oh
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