Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Vineyard
Canonical path: /vineyard/lament-for-the-nation
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lament For The Nation
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Lament For The Nation
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Have mercy on us
O Lord hear our cry
Rend the heavens
And come down to us
Let Your light shine
In our darkness and fear
And draw us back to You again
Have mercy on us
O Lord hear our cry
Revive our hearts
For the glory of Your name
And let Your ways be known
Let every knee bow down
And draw us back to You again
For we have turned aside from You
Given our hearts away
Would You release Your fire
Would You release Your fire
And burn in us again
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