“p up to 1?-22. it temperatures getting up to 17—22. it will feel fresher compared to recent days. overnight, further bouts of rain showers from northern ireland and scotland. elsewhere, clear spells at temperatures overnight down to 9—13. friday, plenty dry weather expected. commemorations and vigils are being held across west london to remember the 72 people who lost their lives. this is the scene in north kensington where a memorial service is just getting under way to remember those who died. we are here to remember. if we can

turn to the beginning of our service sheet. if we can quieten our hearts and minds fora sheet. if we can quieten our hearts and minds for a moment as we begin. let me lead us in prayer as we do that. out of the depths have i cried to you, o lord. lord, hear my voice. let your ears consider well the voice of my supplication. god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. we meet in the name ofjesus christ, who died and was raised to the glory of god the father.

we come to give thanks for our loved ones who have died, to comfort one another with the word of life, and to seek god in these days of sorrow. grace and peace be with you. all: and also with you. let's sta nd let's stand to sing amazing grace. # amazing grace # how sweet the sound # that saved # a wretch # like me # i once was lost # but now i'm found # was blind

# but now i see # ‘twas grace # that taught # my heart to fear # and grace # my fears relieved # how precious did # that grace appear # the hour # i first believed # thro‘ many dangers # toils and snares # i have already # come

# ‘tis grace hath brought # me safe this far # and grace will lead # me home first of all i would like to welcome everybody who has taken time to come here today to be with us — bereaved families, survivors, the affected community. i would just like to say a small prior. lord god almighty, creator of heaven

and earth. it is you that has brought us together in remembrance, love, honour, respectand brought us together in remembrance, love, honour, respect and unity, as we are gathered here today. to acknowledge all the beautiful and beloved red 72 men, women and children who lost their lives in the g re nfell tower children who lost their lives in the grenfell tower tragedy one year ago today. lord, may the souls of all the unique beloved and diverse people who perished in the grenfell tower disaster be with you eternally in your golden paradise, heaven. may each and every one of us know the power of your love and your serenity. i am power of your love and your serenity. iam now power of your love and your serenity. i am now going to have a roll call, i would just like to introduce you to the people behind me who are going to read out the roll call. to my left, we have

ingrid gubbay,, david lammy, leslie thomas, sadiq khan, emma dent coad, niles hailstones, and yvettejohnson. bassem choucair nadia choucair mierna choucair fatima choucair zainab choucair la cayo

lacayo more —— ligaya moore, jessica ramirez maria del pilar burton. 0h malak belkadi, leena belkadi, malak belkadi, berkti hafton, biruk hafton, victoria king. , elahmadi and, mohamednur tuccu, sakineh afrasiabi, fatimah at the sebi, vincent chiejina, isaac paulos —— fatimah afrasiabi. gloria trevisan,

anthony disson, hamid kani kamru miah mohammed hamid, raney begum, who husna begum, mohammed hanif. joseph douglas, stephen power, denis murphy, zainab dean, jeremiah dean. mohammad alhajali. khadija

khalloufi, marjorie vital, ernie vital is ebrahim, gary maunders. we will rememberthem. vital is ebrahim, gary maunders. we will remember them. let us pray. 0h god, you do not willingly grieve or afflict your children. look with compassion on the suffering of these families, and of this community, in this time of loss. mehdi el—wahabi sustain us in our anguish, and into the darkness of grief bring the light of your love. throuthesus christ our lord. amen. all: amen.

before reading, i have been instructed to say something for myself, and we all know, we end up doing what clarrie says. in a way, coming here from your, has felt like intruding on other people's grief, like trespassing others‘ holy ground. but the reality is what happened a year ago affect trade us all over the country and all over the world. friends in africa asked,

how can this happen in one of the world‘s most developed countries? today i salute you, who have all this horror with such courage, turning grief to hope and righteous angen turning grief to hope and righteous anger, insisting that truth be known and lessons learned. but today, we simply stand together in solidarity, united in sorrow, love and hope. remembering those who died. so this is what archbishop centre moon says today. my prayers are with you as you stand together in lamentation and loss, in love and hope, may god bring you comfort and

peace today and courage for the road ahead. the lamentation continues of course for dear ones who died in the fire and fora course for dear ones who died in the fire and for a whole immunity injured by the horror and shame on that night a year ago. the love is evident and is an example to us all in the way you have stuck together through this year, you have given each other strength. i dare to pray also that in the darkness you may know the light of hope, the assurance that comes from god, who makes each one of us in his image and whose purpose is that we live life in all its fullness. i am thankful that the voices of grenfell survivors are now being heard, painful as it is for all who hear

them. as i said last year, it is vital the truth be heard and known because it is the truth that sets us all three. with truth comes the possibility of justice all three. with truth comes the possibility ofjustice and reconciliation. i believe in a god who is love embraces us when we turn to him enjoy or in sorrow, in the good times or the bad. we never need to be alone. god is with us. at the end of the day we have hope, life is possible, and both justice end of the day we have hope, life is possible, and bothjustice and transformation are possible because for mejesus transformation are possible because for me jesus is transformation are possible because for mejesus is risen from the dead. may god our father lest all those who mourn today and by his spirit fill us with faith, hope and love.

sentamu. thank you. thank you. this is my brother ambrose. we are going to deliver a joint message of hope. good morning. just over a year ago, sorry, just under a year ago, in the event which was put together necessarily, but hurriedly, it was

to bea necessarily, but hurriedly, it was to be a way in which all of us who we re to be a way in which all of us who were affected by the tragedy of g re nfell were affected by the tragedy of grenfell could come together as one. and to seek solace within each other and around each other. as has been said already, and it was mentioned when we were here a year ago, truth and reconciliation. if we have the truth, then we can reconcile, we can come together, in the face of adversity, and real adversity, have we not come together? as an ensemble? we won‘t grieve alone. nobody will grieve alone because we won‘t allow them to. it is not about single cases, there are families who lost multiple members, but what is

important, from this day onwards, is that those who we have physically lost will never, ever, ever be forgotten. and it is incumbent upon each and every one of us that they are never forgotten. each and every one of us that they are neverforgotten. and further, that they are revered. because we are sure that the truth will not just represent —— presented sell but announce itself in such a way that the tragedy of grenfell tower can never, ever, ever real kur —— re—occur. to all of you who lost family members, to all of you who lost friends, to all of you who lost the sense of community, i ask that

we come together as one today and ensure that that loss is weakened and the unity is strength you. applause -- is —— is strengthened. -- is strengthened. furthermore, i would just like to say, in the name of humanity for grenfell, let our conscience be our guide. let our daily mantras become love and respect for our neighbours, as you would love and respect yourself. as we are here today, we pray for all family members to further receive strength, courage and faith to continue daily and with all the

wonderful memories of their beloveds and departed families, because memories will never fade. lord, we ask you to send us healing. help us all to come to terms, with the 72 angels ascending into your heavenly realm on the 14th ofjune 2017. i would just like to say, as a community, coming into this community, coming into this community, it was my cousin's death that brought me in, and i will tell you, we have a unique community here. we cry together, we laughed together and we build together. as we herald in a new dawn, let our consciences be our guides, we do not cry alone. give thanks.

applause i would just like to point out david lammy is going to give a tribute as well. well, today is a bittersweet moment. i think back to this time a year ago and the chaos and confusion of that morning in my own home. i think of

the search in those early hours for the search in those early hours for the missing and how that search went on. and in some ways, still goes on. i think of the beauty of the young life that i knew that was khadija saye and all that she had to offer this country. and i think of all those over 71 victims who lost their beautiful lives and i think when i look at their faces, the humanity thatis look at their faces, the humanity that is our country, black, brown and white, and all of those possibilities that have been taken from us. but i think also of the days that followed grenfell. i think

of my friend, the local mp, emma dent coad, ringing me up and saying, "please come down." and walking here on the friday and the saturday and seeing those amazing volunteers, people coming from all over the country, sending food, clothes, organising, supporting people, comforting people. the queues, the lines, the organisation, the deep humanity shown by the british people and faiths and people of no faith coming together to hold each other and pray. it was a wonderful, wonderful moment and a tribute to oui’ wonderful moment and a tribute to our country. and it is that moment, when we looked in the mirror, that i

think we need to renew and hold onto a year later. this was a country that organised so fantastically, organisations like oxfam, like amnesty international, like the red cross. this was a city with 33 london boroughs who gave us this great city, organised so much that was civic and in this community, burst on side, african community, the notting hill carnival and this was a country that after the second world war, we build council houses that people were so proud to move into. so this is a moment that we ask what happened? what happened

with that civic? with that local? with that pride that we had in our home? and we renew ourselves in that quest forjustice on behalf of those that died. justice. answers. and they healing that flows from knowing never, ever, ever again can people die ina never, ever, ever again can people die in a preventable fire and all of those that live in the surrounding area can be so traumatised by the pain of what they saw that night and what they carry in their hearts now asa what they carry in their hearts now as a consequence. what they carry in their hearts now as a consequence. thank you. applause niles is here. i think a lot of

people who live here no niles and if you don't know him, you are going to today. niles is a legend in the community, and i think it will continue in the same vein. but he is going to lament for us. thank you. applause speak, drums, told a real story. -- tell the real story. applause and this hymn, in the sweet by and

by. # in the sweet by and by # there‘s a land that is fairer than day # and by faith we can see it afar # for the father waits over the way # to prepare us a dwelling place there. # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore. # we shall sing on that beautiful shore # the melodious songs of the blessed # and our spirits

shall sorrow no more # not a sigh for the blessing of rest. # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore. # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore. sing on that beautiful shore please sit down, everybody. i would

like to call up paul scott. for those that don‘t know paul, he represents the local salvation army, which i used to go to quite frequently when i was a child. can we give paul hand for his reading please. applause. the reading from ezekiel.

a riverfrom god brings life to the desert. then he led me back along the bank of the river. as i came back, i saw on the bank of the river a great many trees on one side and on the other. he said to me, "this water flows towards the eastern region "and goes down into the arabah, "and when it enters the sea, the sea of stagnant waters, "the water will become fresh. "wherever the river goes, every living creature "that swarms will live, and there will be very many fish, "once these waters reach there. "it will become fresh "and everything will live where the river goes. "people will stand fishing beside the sea from en—gedi to en—eglaim. "it will be a place for the spreading of nets. "its fish will be of a great many kinds,

"like the fish of the great sea. "but its swamps and marshes will not become fresh, "they are to be left for salt. "on the banks, on both sides of the river, there will grow "all kinds of trees for food. "their leaves will not wither nor theirfruit fail, "but they will bear fresh fruit every month, "because the water for them flows from the sanctuary." "their fruit will be for food, and their leaves for healing." amen. we give thanks that the republic of

the gambia returns to the commonwealth in march this year, and i bring greetings of the high commissioner and ambassador of gambia to the united kingdom, who sends these heartfelt greetings. revelation 22, versus 1—5. the river brings healing and hope. then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, bright as crystal, flowing from the throne of god and of the lamb through the middle of the street of the city. on either side of the river is the tree of life, with its 12 kinds of fruit, producing its fruit each month. and the leaves of the tree are for

the healing of the nations. nothing accursed will be found there anymore. but the throne of god and of the lamb will be in it, and his servants will worship him. they will see his face, and his name will be on their foreheads. and there will be no more night. they need no light of lamp orsun, for the lord god will be their light, and they will reign forever and ever. there are several events going on in west london to commemorate the first

anniversary of that fire. we are going to leave the memorial service for the moment and take you outside where people are gathering in advance of the silence at midday. a 72 second silence for each of the 72 victims who lost their lives. people have gathered to sing and pray, there will be poems and the unveiling of a community mosaic. and also what has now become a ritual, the reading out of the names of the people who died. let‘s listen in. hello, everyone. when friends, strangers, neighbours come from near and far together in the spirit of love and generosity, dutiful things can,, even from the most trying circumstances. it is this outpouring

of love that inspired this next piece, hundreds of tiny glass mosaic pieces, shaped into vibrant, interlocked, evergreen hearts leading to a golden course which is our north kensington community. this centrepiece will bloom. new routes will emerge as our community create a new petal every month. a floral tribute, a symbol of love, hope and communal love to never forget our dearly departed, those who are not here with us today. thank you. applause. thank you. we now welcome... sorry,

apologies. we now welcome, mohammed to recite a short extract from the koran. applause. thank you. that was hassan hassan

unveiling the community mosaic. he sings. applause we are nowjoined by representatives of the community, who will say the names of the 72 people who lost their lives in the fire. when each speaker has finished reciting the names, they will say the phrase

"forever in our hearts" and we invite you to repeat this back. as we commence the silence, we reflect on our72 we commence the silence, we reflect on our 72 people. we remember them as individuals and not merely as numbers. ali yawarjafari, denis murphy, mohammad alhajali, jeremiah dean, zainab dean, stephen power, sheila.

josef daniels. husna begum. cameron ear. “— josef daniels. husna begum. cameron ear. —— camara meer. half mohammed hanif. rubio begums. —— ready begums. forever in our hearts. forever in our hearts. headteacher kalou fee, vincent chiejina, fatima afrasiabi, sakineh

afrasiabi. hamid kani, gary maunders, deborah lamprell, forever in our hearts. forever in our hearts. only vital. —— ernie vital. marjorie vital. maria del pelle burton. i malakal mcgeehan. amaya tuccu—ahmedin. amna mahmud idris. i

have no dirt or mohamednur tuccu. victoria king. alexandra et al. mary mendy. khadija saye. —— alexandra akpala. forever in our hearts. forever in our hearts. farah bellingcat a. leena belkadi. malak belkadi. jessica urbano. i marbach added. jessica vall more.

faouzia el—wa habi. faouzia el—wahabi. mehdi el—wahabi nur huda el—wahabi. as is our habit. yazen wahabi. for ever in our hearts —— as is our habit. the dell session. hashim kedir. nura jamal. yaqub hashim. fatima cashin. nadia choucair. mierna choucair. bassem choucair. sirria choucair.

for ever in our hearts. forever in our hearts. anthony disson. mariem elgwahry. raymond bernard. gloria trevisan. marco gottardi. fathia hassan. rania ibrahim. hesham rahman. mohamed neda. abba farsi braheem. is a bit him. -- neda. abba farsi braheem. is a bit him. —— esra ibrahims. forever in our hearts. forever in our hearts. thank you. we will now hear a poem,

read by tommy evans. we are diamonds in the rough. intense pressure toughens. precious gems possess strength, even stress cannot crush them. with a smile is full of loving, community cushions. sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, mothers, fathers, guardians, our garments, our armour, safe from harm in their arms. from

now till hereafter. the departed occu py now till hereafter. the departed occupy our hearts, wandering stars to be remembered forever. and illuminate darkness. applause we will now observe the period of silence which is being respected nationwide to remember those lives lost. music # why don't you, why don't you # why don't you, why don't you # let it be # let it be # still waters run deep # still waters run deep # yesterday do

# yesterday do # 0h, # yesterday do # oh, yeah # oh, yeah # when you're weary # feeling small # when tears are in your eyes # i will dry them all # i'm on your side # when times get rough # and friends just can't be found # like a bridge over troubled water # i will lay me down # like a bridge over troubled water # i will lay me down

>> studio:: we are going to leave that event going on at the foot of g re nfell tower that event going on at the foot of grenfell tower and that event going on at the foot of gre nfell tower and take you that event going on at the foot of grenfell tower and take you back now to st helen's church, just down the road, where a memorial service is going on and candles are being late for the victims of the tragedy. which we need to stay alive. no colours, no gender, no races, just

one human race is what we are. this isa one human race is what we are. this is a place in the sun, thank you. i willjust i will just hand i willjust hand you over to clarrie. we are coming over to the moment where we are going to have the 72 second silence, so i would like everybody, these are all family members we are seeing coming to light candles, so i would like you just to pray gently for them until we do our72 just to pray gently for them until we do our 72 second silence. let us reflect upon the lives that were lost and the family members here today representing families. and realise their loss and their pain

and let our hearts go out to them. studio: as we watch these images of the candles being late, the silence, the candles being late, the silence, the 72 second silence, has already been observed at the foot of g re nfell tower. been observed at the foot of grenfell tower. a national silence is about to be observed now. for 72 seconds, we keep silence and remember. very poignant scenes there across the country, as people stood in silence, heads bowed, to observe the silence, heads bowed, to observe the silence in memory of the victims of g re nfell tower. silence in memory of the victims of grenfell tower. you are watching memorial service taking place in st

helen‘s church very close to the site of the tower, which has been organised by the community group, humanity for grenfell. various people, people from the community of course, but we can see slightly obscured the mayor of london sadiq khan laying wreaths for the victims. music # there is a place in the somewhere

there‘s hope for everyone # where my poor restless heart has got to run # there is a place in the storm and before my life is done, got to find mea before my life is done, got to find me a place in the sun #. when times are bad and we are feeling sad, we must always remember there is faith and hope. justice will shine for us.

# yes, there‘s a place in the sun # where there‘s hope for everyone # where my poor restless heart‘s gotta run # there‘s a place in the sun # where there‘s hope for everyone # got to find me a place in the sun # you‘ve got to find your place in

the sun. #we the sun. # we give thanks and praise to find our place in the sun. applause. we are going to do a second song now. this is a song written by bill withers which has become a theme for us, which is lean on me. this is

exactly how we have been as a community. from far away, all over the world, we have seen or heard the support directly. we lean on each other and we need each other. this is lean on me. # sometimes in our lives # we all have pain, we all have sorrow # but if we are wise # we know that there‘s always tomorrow.

# lean on me when you‘re not strong # i‘ll be your friend, i‘ll help you carry on # for it won‘t be long # till i‘m gonna need somebody to lean on # please swallow your pride # if i have things you need to borrow # for no one can fill those of your needs # that you won‘t let show # you just call on me, brother, when you need a hand # we all need somebody to lean on # ijust might have a problem

that you‘ll understand # we all need somebody to lean on # lean on me when you‘re not strong # and i‘ll be your friend i‘ll help you carry on # for it won‘t be long # till i‘m gonna need somebody to lean on # you just call on me, brother, when you need a hand # we all need somebody to lean on # ijust might have a problem that you‘ll understand # we all need somebody to lean on # if there is a load # you have to bear

# that you can‘t carry # i‘m right up the road # i‘ll share your load # if you just call me # call me if you need a friend # call me, call me, uh—huh # call me when you need a friend # call me if you ever need a friend # call me, call me #we # we are the family # we are the family #we # we are the family # we are the family # we are community # call me, call me #we # we are family # call me, call me # call me if you need a friend #if

# if you need a brother # call me, call me # call me. applause we are going to pray, as we remember

this time last year and the horrors of the tragedy that took place. the grieving families. so let us pray. father, we are reminded of your word in psalm that says you are close to the brokenhearted and that you save those who are crushed in spirit. lord, i bring before you right now the grieving family members that have suffered great loss and emptiness. father, i‘m asking that you will wrap your arms of comfort, of strength and of love around them. i‘m asking that you will lift the heavy sorrow and burden, that you will give them hope

for their tomorrow, that you will shine your light in their darkness. families and friends, our community is bleeding. we ask that you will bind up the broken hearts, heal the wounds of trauma, of anger. lord, we are asking in that story of ezekiel that the river of your presence will flow into every street, into every home, and those who cannot sleep at night, those who are suffering mental breakdown, the children, the young people, the adults alike, i pray that your presence will invade every home and every life to bring

healing to the troubled mind. lord, those who cannot sleep at night because of the memories of what took place. lord, would you please give them sleep. strengthen and uphold each and every person here today. let the nearness of your presence be very real to every person here under the sound of my voice. we ask these mercies injesus‘ the sound of my voice. we ask these mercies in jesus‘ name. the sound of my voice. we ask these mercies injesus‘ name. all: amen. # i mercies injesus‘ name. all: amen. #iam the mercies injesus‘ name. all: amen. # i am the lord, your healer # i am the lord, your healer # i am the lord, your healer # i send my word and heal your

disease # i disease #iam the disease # i am the lord, your healer. father, as we come, i ask that every single person here today would be brought into your healing stream. they would be brought into the river of hope, and they would experience your presence. i ask, father, of hope, and they would experience your presence. iask, father, that your presence. iask, father, that you would bring restoration through jesus‘ death on the cross and his resurrection. father, iask jesus‘ death on the cross and his resurrection. father, i ask where there is bitterness in our community, where there is mistrust, where our authorities have failed us, i asked some way, somehow army would help us to forgive and to release —— you would help us. and be

the true god ofjustice, the true judge of all. you will let the world see because the world is looking at this community, you would let the world see, god, that you are alive and you do defend the poor and the needy. let everybody say amen. all: amen. stay with me and other faith leaders. if we come up together and we will bring up our programmes with us so we know what we are saying. pretty much the whole front row, if you guys come up. anyone else who is leading in some kind of fake context is very welcome to join at the front -- faith is very welcome to join at the front —— faith context. we all have an opportunity to commit ourselves to

playing our part in our community. soi playing our part in our community. so i will invite you, if you are having a quick read of the bit in bold, if you are willing to say that. let‘s all stand anyway, but if you are willing to say that, to join in at that point, but we realise that we have to keep working at it as faith leaders to not only preach it, but to practice it, to drink from that river ourselves, to receive from god and to give a lead in passing along. so, to together we say. we resolve to continue working together to make our local community a place where everyone is valued, where everyone has the opportunity to live free from fear to become what they can be and to live peacefully with all. may we be given vision, compassion and patience as we resolve to work together.

we will work with you as we stand together in the quest forjustice and peace, remembering those who have died, and committing ourselves to the future good of our community in hope and love and peace. amen. music # i pray you‘ll be our eyes # and watch us where we go # and help us to be wise

# in times when we don‘t know # let this be our prayer # as we go our way # when we lose our way # lead us to a place # guide us with your grace # to a place where we‘ll be safe # i pray we‘ll find your light # and hold it in our hearts # when stars go out each night # reminders where you are

# let this be our prayer # when shadows fill our day # lead us to a place # guide us with your grace # give us faith so we‘ll be safe # sognamo un mondo senza piu violenza # un mondo di giustizia e di speranza # ognuno dia la mano al suo vicino # simbolo di pace e di fraternita

# we ask that life be kind # and watch us from above # we hope each soul will find # another soul to love # let this be our prayer # just like every child # needs to find a place # guide us with your grace

# give us faith so we‘ll be safe # e la fede che # hai acceso in noi # sento che ci salvera. applause prayers to almighty god, the father

of almighty christ. the father of compassion and the god of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those who are victims of the grenfell tower disaster with the comfort we ourselves receive from god. forjust as we share abundantly in the sufferings of christ, so also our comfort abounds through christ. if we are distressed, it is for your comfort and salvation. if we are comforted, it is for your comfort, which produces in you patient endurance of the same sufferings we suffer. and our hope for you is firm,

because we know that, just as you share in our sufferings, so also you share in our comfort. let us therefore pray for the families of all who lost their lives in the grenfell tower disaster. may god give them strength and comfort. all: amen. the reading from revelations, 21, verses 3—7. i heard a loud voice from the throne saying, "look! god‘s dwelling place is now among the people, "and he will dwell with them. "they will be his people, "and god himself will be with them and be their god. "he will wipe every tear from their eyes. "there will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, "for the old order of things has passed away."

he who was seated on the throne said, "i am making everything new!" then he said, "write this down, "for these words are trustworthy and true." he said to me, "it is done. "i am the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end. "to the thirsty, i will give water without cost "from the spring of the water of life. "those who are victorious will inherit all this, "and i will be their god and they will be my children." amen. amen. music: hallelujah # well, i heard there was a secret chord # that david played and it pleased the lord # but you don‘t really care for music, do you? # well, it goes like this:

the fourth, the fifth # the minorfall and the major lift # the baffled king composing hallelujah # hallelujah, hallelujah... # well, your faith was strong but you needed proof # you say aye took the name in vain

# you say aye took the name in vain # though i don‘t even know the name # though i don‘t even know the name # but ifi # though i don‘t even know the name # but if i did # but if i did # well, really, what‘s it to you? # well, really, what‘s it to you? # it's # well, really, what‘s it to you? # it‘s not a cry that you hear at night # it's night # it‘s not someone that‘s seen the light # it's light # it‘s and it‘s a broken hallelujah # it‘s and it‘s a broken hallelujah # hallelujah # hallelujah # i

#idid my # i did my best # i did my best #it # i did my best # it wasn‘t much # it wasn‘t much # it wasn‘t much # i couldn‘t feel # i couldn‘t feel #soi # i couldn‘t feel # so i tried to touch # so i tried to touch # i told the truth # i told the truth # i told the truth # i didn‘t come to fool you # i didn‘t come to fool you # and even though it all went wrong # and even though it all went wrong # this well before the lord... # hallelujah # hallelujah #