Prayer 歌詞

Prayer - ‘Come From Away’ Original Broadway Cast

Beulah walks me to church

And when we get there

I light a candle for my son

And I do too

I suddenly realize what that music from my dream

It was an old hymn from when I was a kid

I haven't been to church in years

But for some reason that song was in my head

Make me a channel of your peace

Where there is hatred

Let me bring your love

Where there is injury

Your pardon Lord

And where there's doubt

True faith in you

Make me a channel of your peace

Make me a channel of your peace

Where there's despair in life

Where there's despair in life

Let me bring hope

Where there is darkness only light

And where there's sadness

Ever joy

Oseh shalom bim'romav

Hu ya'aseh shalom aleinu

V'al kol yisreal

V'imru v'imru amen

There is a man here in town

He's lived here nearly his entire life

He heard that there was a Rabbi diverted here

And he came to find me and tell me his story

I was born in Poland

I think

And my parents

They were Jews

They sent me here before the war started

I still remember some of the prayers they taught me

As a boy

I was told I should never tell anyone I was Jewish

Even my wife

But after what happened on Tuesday

So many stories gone just like that

I needed to tell someone

During El-Fagir

When most people are asleep it is easier to pray

But at dhuhr I can feel them watching me

Sometimes I catch them when they think

I'm not looking and I can see the fear in their eyes

Excuse me Beulah wanted me to check on you

The library's open

For anyone looking for some peace

And a quiet place to pray

Ya'aseh shalom

Ya'aseh shalom

Shalom aleinu v'al kol yisrael

Ya'aseh shalom

Ya'aseh

Ya'aseh shalom

Shalom

Shalom aleinu v'al kol yisrael

Asato maa

Sad-gamaya

Tamaso maa

Jyotire-gamaya

Tamaso maa

Jyotire-gamaya

Mrityor-maamritan

Gamaya

Om shaantih

So much to be consoled

Make me a channel of your peace

Where there is hatred

Let me bring your love

Where there is darkness only light

 

Where there is sadness and hope