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Lovely Needy People (Kyrie)

from The Wilderness - Music for Lent by The Many

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Lovely Needy People

Verse 1
Oh you prisoners in your cells
All you in private hells

All: Kyrie eleison

All you hungry and ignored
Who thirst for something more

All: Kyrie eleison

You who feel so lost but are afraid of being found
You who are in chains but are afraid to live unbound

All: Kyrie eleison, kyrie eleison.

Chorus
For all us lovely needy people
Living in this world that’s spinning
Round and round and round
Round and round and round

Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy

All: Kyrie eleison, kyrie eleison

Verse 2
Oh you children ripped and torn
Battered, bruised and worn

All: Kyrie eleison

All who look hate in the face
Locked in hate’s embrace

All: Kyrie eleison

You who’ve given up and can’t see anywhere but down
You who’ve lost all hope and think it’s nowhere to be found

All: Kyrie eleison, kyrie eleison.

Chorus

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All: There is mercy enough, there is grace enough.
There is love enough for all of us.

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from The Wilderness - Music for Lent, released February 5, 2017

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The Many

Weaving together many musical influences, from folk to gospel to pop to indie, into one unique sound somewhere between them all, The Many deliver songs filled with questions and doubts, pushing toward a faith that’s real and honest, that doesn’t settle for easy anything, always with an eye out for the God who so loves the world. . ... more

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