Prayer of the Children (Live) InsideOut A Cappella
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[Intro (Spoken)]
This next song is a song about hope for the future. It's a song about hope for humanity, and it's a song about a hope in Christ. We hope that you enjoy it
[Verse 1]
Can you hear the prayer of the children?
On bended knee, in the shadow of an unknown room?
Empty eyes with no more tears to cry
Turning heavenward toward the light
[Chorus]
Crying, Jesus, help me
To see the morning light of one more day
But if I should die before I wake
I pray my soul to take
[Verse 2]
Can you feel the hearts of the children?
Aching for home, for something of their very own?
Reaching hands, with nothing to hold on to
But hope for a better day, a better day
[Chorus]
Crying, Jesus, help me
To feel the love again in my own land
But if unknown roads lead away from home
Give me loving arms, away from harm
This next song is a song about hope for the future. It's a song about hope for humanity, and it's a song about a hope in Christ. We hope that you enjoy it
[Verse 1]
Can you hear the prayer of the children?
On bended knee, in the shadow of an unknown room?
Empty eyes with no more tears to cry
Turning heavenward toward the light
[Chorus]
Crying, Jesus, help me
To see the morning light of one more day
But if I should die before I wake
I pray my soul to take
[Verse 2]
Can you feel the hearts of the children?
Aching for home, for something of their very own?
Reaching hands, with nothing to hold on to
But hope for a better day, a better day
[Chorus]
Crying, Jesus, help me
To feel the love again in my own land
But if unknown roads lead away from home
Give me loving arms, away from harm
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