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Set Right
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The Lord in His anger
What about mine
He has His freedom
I'm doing my time
Lying here in wait
With no place to go
God has the last say
The plans that He knows
The world is no longer
The place we celebrate
The broken are waiting
Waiting for aid
Trying to understand
Where justice has gone
God has the last say
Oh when will He come
I thought, I thought, I thought I knew
I thought I knew what to do
I thought, I thought, I thought I knew
I thought I knew what to do
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
People cry out
Truth, liberty
Falling on deaf ears
As we scroll on our screens
So much hurt and anger
The wounds are too deep
But God has the last say
Will He set them free
I thought, I thought, I thought I knew
I thought I knew what to do
I thought, I thought, I thought I knew
I thought I knew what to do
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
When will the world be set right
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City Psalms Tucson, Arizona
We create Jesus-centered music and art for Tucson.
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