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Father Can You Hear Me  by Tamela Mann + Tiffany Evans + Terrell Carter + Cheryl Pepsii Riley cover art

Tamela Mann + Tiffany Evans + Terrell Carter + Cheryl Pepsii Riley - Father Can You Hear Me Lyrics

Artist:
Tamela Mann + Tiffany Evans + Terrell Carter + Cheryl Pepsii Riley

Lyrics

Father can you hear me


We need your love today


I know that you are listening


You hear men everyday


Father please hear us


And we will be ok


Father we need you to heal families today


Father can you hear me


I'm calling on your name


Not budda nor muhammed


But it's Jesus we cry out loud


Father just forgive us


Hear us when we say


We'll give you, give you, give you everything


our lives and souls today


Father you know we need it


I've never seen so much pain


We have the faith for now


Your victory we will gain


Father you know we mean it


There's no more heart of stone


Were ready for your power


Now the sin is gone


Father Can You Hear Me Now


[Choir:] He will say


[Lead:] He will say yes


[Choir:] yes, yes, yes, yes


[Lead:] say yes lord


[Choir:] yes, yes


[Lead:] yes to your will Jesus, yes to your will


[Choir:] yes, yes


[Lead:] come on say yes


[Choir:] yes, yes, yes, yes


[Lead:] say yes


[Choir:] yes, yes


[Lead:] come on raise your hand and say yes


[Choir:] yes, yes


Ooh Lord can you heal even me lord


See I'm coming to you lord


Just as I am


I'm in need of the blood of the lamb


Oh my oh my soul say yes


Ooh can you heal even me lord


I know i can't do this by myself


I surrender, oh yes


Do you believe? Somebody say,


Somebody ought to stand up and say yea.


Lift your hands and say,


Oh yea yea Yea!


Lift your hand oh ye gates.


Let the King of Glory still come in.


Somebody tell me who he is.


The King of Glory.


The Lord of God.


Strong and Mighty.


Do you know Jesus?


Somebody ought to


Stand up and say yea, oh yeah.


Somebody say yes.


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Meaning & Inspiration

Father Can You Hear Me centers on a communal cry for mercy, healing, and restoration. The song moves from a plea for God’s attention to confession, surrender, and a repeated yes to his will. Its concern for families and people in pain gives the prayer a broad scope, while the acknowledgment of sin keeps it personal.

The closing call for the King of Glory echoes the language of Psalm 24, describing the Lord as strong and mighty. The reference to a heart no longer made of stone also recalls Ezekiel’s promise of a new heart. Together, these images frame the song as both a prayer for divine intervention and a declaration of renewed devotion. Its gospel setting allows the shared petition and individual confession to reinforce each other without losing focus.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 24:7-8 The psalm names the Lord as the King of glory, strong and mighty.
  • Ezekiel 36:26 God promises to remove the heart of stone and give a new heart.