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    Hallelujah (lyrics)

    I spent some time around someone who was rich for the first time in my life and I found it hard. I resented them and so I wrote the song kind of angry at them for being rich and having money. My response was angry and rebellious. “There is no sin in being poor”. Hear the call to prayer.

    Juju


    Hallelujah

    Wind’s crawling through
    Winter wants some warming
    I feel like a thief
    Looking for religion
    In an unknown city
    Makes breathing so God damn heavy

    If one is hurt
    The other will shortly follow
    Spirit is injured first
    And money your friends will borrow
    Dying we’re told is easy
    So why is living so God damn hard?

    I cried Mercy
    They gave me Hallelujah
    I cried Mercy
    They gave me Hallelujah

    You can be the skeleton or the meat
    Behind there’ll be your enemies
    Better than the key, to your creed
    Is the cold affection of the sun

    Sweat, blood and water!
    Sweat, blood and water!
    I feel like money, look like money
    Sin in being poor, no sin in poor
    Sin in being poor, no sin in poor

    Sweat, blood and water!
    Sweat, blood and water!
    I feel like money, look like money
    Sin in being poor, no sin in poor
    Sin in being poor, no sin in poor

    Song of ‘the shirt’ is “work, work, work”
    Song of ‘the shirt’ is “work, work”
    Song of ‘the shirt’ is “work, work, work”

    I cried Mercy
    They gave me Hallelujah
    I cried Mercy
    They gave me Hallelujah
    I cried Mercy
    They gave me Hallelujah
    I cried Mercy

    They gave me Hallelujah
    Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah


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