| I remember my sister Mary
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| Would get beat by husband who was the deacon in the church
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| And the whole church knew
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| But no one would say anything
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| But I remember so clearly she was in the kitchen washing dishes and she would
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| encourage herself, quietly because she didn’t want to start anything she’ll say
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| Lord
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| Deliver me
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| 'Cause all he seem to do is, hurt me
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| If you know someone who is dealing with this, pull out your phone and text them
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| and say I love you
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| Hurt me
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| Even if you got this song on repeat
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| When he would leave the house she will say
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| Lord
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| Deliver me
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| 'Cause all he seem to do is, hurt me
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| Hurt me
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| You hate me,
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| But you really love me,
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| When you balling up inside it creates
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| Tornadoes in your tummy
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| Energy spark emotion
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| Emoted by lots of pressure
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| Hatred is a small gesture, yes sir
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| See you nauseous, over this nonsense
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| But its hard to tell your concious
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| That paralyzed by the pain
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| I’m only half of what you own
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| Lord
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| Deliver me
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| 'Cause all he seem to do is
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| Hurt me
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| Oh Lord, hurt me
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| Oh Lord
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| Deliver me, oh
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| He keeps on hurting me
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| My heart is heavy
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| And I don’t want to feel it no more, so heavy
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| See growing up in the hood
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| That was the cool factor
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| We need to change the cool factor
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| Never hit a woman
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| I’m sorry |