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The Psalm Lyrics by Jerry Hadley, Julia Migenes, Mandy Patinkin

Man of La Mancha

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[SANCHO, spoken]
He is dead
My master is dead
[ALDONZA, spoken]
A man died
He seemed a good man, but I did not know him
[SANCHO, spoken]
But—
[ALDONZA, spoken]
Don Quixote is not dead
Believe, Sancho
Believe
[SANCHO, spoken]
Aldonza?
[ALDONZA, spoken]
My name is Dulcinea
[PADRE]
De profundis clamo ad te
Domine, Domine
Audi vocem meam
Fiant aures tuae intentae
Ad vacem obse creationis meae
Si delictarum
Memoriam
Serva veris
Domine, Domine
Quis sustinebit

About “The Psalm” by Jerry Hadley

Read the complete lyrics to "The Psalm" by Jerry Hadley, Julia Migenes, Mandy Patinkin from the album "Man of La Mancha". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Musicals, Pop.

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"The Psalm" appears on "Man of La Mancha".

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