Save me from getting there first,
Save me from malnutrition,
Save me from a diet of ambition,
From pulling them down,
So I rise and not drown,
Conditioned
to need recognition,
Save me from shoving my head,
In the sand or hiding in bed,
Open my eyes,
And make me wise,
To those dying, who soon will be dead,
Save me from sitting on hands,
Save me from watching the sands,
Trickle down through the timer,
Sitting by, feeling finer
Than I have any right to demand
Save
things from going as planned
Save me from the promised land
If they can’t enter heaven,
Without me putting sweat in,
Let me sweat till I’ve dried out my glands,
Can be so absurd,
When the poor are still hungry, for real,
Save me from turning away,
My lord, when I meet you today,
If I have food and water,
Give you a meal and somewhere to stay,
And save me from having to ask when,
When did I say,
To you, ‘go away!’
When Lord? Won’t you please tell me when?
And Lord, save me from my condemnation,
But loosing it twice,
Save me most of all from self preservation.
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