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Artist: Sarah Masen
Canonical path: /sarah-masen/sorrow-s-hymn
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Sorrow's Hymn
Read Sorrow's Hymn lyrics by Sarah Masen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sorrow's Hymn
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And so my mind aches with sorrows deep down
Breaking my soul inside
It is the sadness that brings my head down
Down on my knees
But I know my Redeemer lives
That's where my heart finds rest
In Him I find the hope to walk on
Down that dark narrow road
I do not settle for pity's excuse
In fact I assume I'm wrong
Falling or flying my soul is confused
As to where destiny pulls
But I know my Redeemer lives
That's where my heart finds rest
In him I find my hope to walk on
Down that dark narrow road
down that dark narrow road
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Sarah Masen performs "Sorrow's Hymn", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarah Masen catalog on LyroVerse.
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