Can a woman forget her child
And have not compassion on the son of her womb?
Surely they may forget
But I will not forget you
No, I Will not forget you

Sing all you heaven, be joyful all the earth
Break out in singing ah, you mountains
The Lord has comforted his people
And He will have mercy on his afflicted
He will have mercy on his afflicted

Though Zion has said I've been forsaken
Zion has said I've been forgotten
Zion has said I've been forsaken
Zion has said I've been forgotten

Can a woman forget her child
And have not compassion on the son of her womb?
Surely they may forget
But I will not forget you, my people
No, I Will not forget you, Oh Israel
I will not forget you!

See, I have inscribed you on the palm of My hands
Your walls are ever before Me
See, I have inscribed you on the palm of My hands
Your walls are ever before Me

And in that day you will no longer say
"Blessed be the Lord, our God who brought us from Egypt"
And in that day you will no longer say
"Blessed be the Lord, our God who parted the Red Sea"
For though I scattered, you I will gather you
Though I surround you with the nations
Can the ax boast against it's maker?
Why do the nations rage?
Vanity, vanity, ah vanities!

For in that day you will no longer say
"Blessed be the Lord, our God who parted the Red Sea"
Those who survive will find grace in the wilderness
To look upon the one who You have pierced

And in that day you will no longer say
"Blessed be the Lord, our God who parted the Red Sea"
For in that day you will say:
"Blessed be You assue oh, Messiah"
For in that day my foot will stay upon the mountain called olives
And the mount will split in two.
And there shall be a holly procession to Jerusalem
He has set free the captives and those condemned to die

Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna
Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna
King of kings and Lord of lords
Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!
It shall came to pass!