The Last Lament
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The Last Lament
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O, God, my God, come to save
This raging sea, would pull me down
This wound of mine, bleeds for faith
Hear my cry, my last lament
Save me
From this rage
Cleanse me
From this filth
Release me
From this cage
Heal me
From this wound
O Son of God, bleed on me
This dark night, hides your face
This faith of mine, weeps for hope
Hear my cry, my last lament
Save me
From this rage
Cleanse me
From this filth
Release me
From this cage
Heal me
From this wound
Gracious Lord, where are you?
So silent, so deaf
Do you see the tears that I cry?
This final prayer, before I die
O, Christ, my God, salvation paid
In a cross of death, healing blood
Our wounds are healed by your death
Our answer is, in your pain
Praise be, to your name
Praise be, to your blood
Praise be, to your cross
Praise be, to your name
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Synnöve performs "The Last Lament", and this lyric page sits inside the Synnöve catalog on LyroVerse.
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