This group remains memories of my childhood days...I'm here now 55 years old in 2023 and still totally enjoying it...who else still listening to this group?
My beautiful Trinidad 🇹🇹 that I grew up in. Memories of a country filled with peace love and respect. Times have changed and the challenges abound. However God , creator of all that is , will always be in charge. May all who listen to this prayerful song receive a blessing of peace protection and comfort Love and light to all. Thank you for the music. !
I remember singing this song as a child growing up in Jamaica. At that tender age, I never really knew how profound the words of this song were. However, now I’m a born again Christian, I fully understand them and they touch the core of my very soul. Thank you, Lord Jesus for rescuing me from sin!
Had the same experience growing up in The Bahamas. Heard this song every sunday. The words stuck in my mind for decades. So very happy to find it here.
Chorus Hear, O Lord the sound of my call Hear O Lord and have mercy. My soul is longing for the Glory of you, O Hear O Lord and answer me. 1st Verse Every night before I sleep, I pray my soul to take, Or else I pray that loneliness is gone when I awake. Chorus Hear, O Lord the sound of my call Hear O Lord and have mercy. My soul is longing for the Glory of you, O Hear O Lord and answer me. 2nd Verse Why do I no longer feel, like I've a place to stay, O take me where someone will care so fear will go away. Chorus Hear, O Lord the sound of my call Hear O Lord and have mercy. My soul is longing for the Glory of you, O Hear O Lord and answer me. 3rd Verse In you O Lord I place my cares and all my troubles too Oh grant dear Lord that someday soon I'll live in peace with you. Chorus Hear, O Lord the sound of my call Hear O Lord and have mercy. My soul is longing for the Glory of you, O Hear O Lord and answer me.
My sister attended holy name convent. I was like 10 years old . My mom had gotten sick with cancer every lunch time my sister leave the convent to see our mummy after mummy died she still was at holy name and the hospital next door left bitter sweet memories for her. When I I heard this song it made me cry so much I think of my childhood and everything came back. My mom had 6 of us I thank god forthe way we were raised love was all that mattered .
I attended Saint Francis Seraphic Seminary from 1967 to 1971 in Andover, Massachusetts. I think as of c.1968 or 1969 (it could have been 1970 , perhaps) this song or maybe even a hymn (?) was very often a part of our Masses in the earlier part of the day... I remember it very well and, of course, was most fond of it. This was more than 50-odd years ago. I listened to it, here, but I don't remember hearing the verses at all (?). We usually used guitars but occasionally I played it on the electronically-powered chapel organ. The seminary, saddly, do es not exist any more. I think it was torn down about 6 or 7 years ago?? The old cemetary still exists - so I saw in recent photos of the area. I know a film was made about this at the time...😢😢😢😬😬😬😢😢😢😠😠😠
This song was played at 10 am for the mid morning meditation on Radio Jamaica, RJR. Pat Boone's Sweet Hour Of Prayer was played for the mid day meditation. The late Rev. Cleveland Grant read inspirational poems while Sweet Hour Of Prayer song played softly in the background. This was about 30 seconds before the mid day news on RADIO JAMAICA (RJR).
Brings me to tears whenever I hear this song. So happy to find it on youtube! Great childhood memories and I've played this for my daughter as a lullaby.
Well then if she be with us still....please convey my joy, thanks and admiration for this song to Our Lord that reached my heart from I was 5 years old. She used her talent for the Glory of God. If she is not still us then we know well where she is .....in His choir of angels.
It warms my heart and brings me back to my childhood days in Jamaica. Just reading the comments has given me such a renewed feeling of the love God has for us all.
The best to ever come out of my country... Trinidad..... I hold this song extremely close to my heart.............. I am still yet to hear a better version.......
Maria Alonzo, one of Trinidad's most beautiful and powerful Vocalists and Recording Artist. An excellent Spanish Teacher, a resilient follower of Jesus and a great Goretti Youth Group Leader. A fabulous experience for a young lady growing up in the late seventies to eighties in Port of Spain, Trinidad. Soar with the Angels Maria!! I will never forget you and we will meet again!! 💜💜💜
We sure went Globally with Maria Alonzo! This Song means God Almighty, the Creator of our wonderful Universe, the Oceans, the Clockworks of the Moon, Sun, Thunderstorm, fruits, flowers, awesome Animals, just name it! Where was our Prophet Messiah Jesus PBUH again? I will tell you though, with total Due Respect, and search for the truth, ask questions. If one's FAITH is really in line with our Creator of our wonderful Universe, then know this: Almighty God Will Never be a Merciless God, suffer and Kill, to some "God", okay, then kill His young Masiah! For your Children's unborn Children's Sins (what sins again are we speaking of)⁉️ God will always be a good God to the Faithful, however, you biggest unforgivable SIN is associating anyone, and anything with God! It's okay to be lost, fooled, not being able to interpret, you are not going to hell for the preachers in their Limo's Estates globally, and etc while you take the bus. Their knowing misinterpretations is not your Sins, you already have the Faith in their Faults, so search and you shall always be forgiven. (Who The Cap Fit, Let Them Wear It)🎉 hncpos.edu.tt/the-goretti-group-is-back/
oh my, this is a Caribbean Classic! I have been fortunate to be in most Caribbean islands on a Sunday morning and this song is always featured on the radio. It makes me feel at home no matter where i am. this version is the Trini gift to the world.
I first heard this song when I was about 4 years old in Jamaica. I'm now 40. I was the first religious song I learnt hearing the soloist and the choir warmed my heart with the steel pans in the background. I didn't even knew what steel pans were until later down I was introduced to what made such beautiful music, thanks to "Hear O Lord" for arousing my curiosity. This song was the first song I knew how to play on the organ and the first song I knew how to play on the steel pans. lets just say it has inspired me to learn the pans and its my favorite hymn.
This song brings me back to church in the Bahamas. Mary, Star of the Sea. Glad to see all the comments from my Carib brothers and sisters. The same ship dropped us off at different ports, but we still one family.
Yes . We are family. I'm in the Bahamas too. I miss childhood days. This song takes me back to school days in St. Bede's School. 💝 People and families were kind and brother's keepers.
I'm Bahamian- born and lives in Kansas (10yrs) I was at work yesterday and this song came into my spirit. It broaught me back to when I was young and my mother would sing this. (sniff) even now, I'm tearing up. This song blesses me
This song is almost 50 years old...from Trinidad originally but was played all around the Caribbean. My mom played this a lot when I was growing up and we're Jamaican.
Maria Alonzo, you were a gift to all who benefited from your ethereal sound of music. Thank you for being you and for your presence here among us. May your soul rest in eternal peace. Amen.
This song is a vehicle for baring one's soul to the Lord, especially with the challenges we are facing in present times. I grew up listening to this song with the beautiful steel pan arrangements in my beloved land of the blessed Trinity where it was recorded - Trinidad & Tobago. Kyrie Eleison!
this album brings me flash backs of vivid childhood memories. my grandmother played these songs early in the mornings waking me up to true peace and serenity. God has been so gracious and merciful to me. thanks granny Mrs. Maisie Browne RIP
WHAT A PLEASANT GIFT TO FIND THIS. WE HAD THIS ON VINYL GROWING UP. THIS IS A CLASSIC IN EVERY WEST INDIAN HOME. I FEEL MY ANCESTORS EVERY TIME I HEAR THIS. MY WONDERFUL DAD PLAYED THIS EVERY SUNDAY. OH GOSH! I'M FLOWING WITH EMOTION RIGHT NOW. HAVEN'T HEARD THIS IS A VERY LONG TIME. BRINGS ME BACK TO A SIMPLER TIME WHEN ONLY GOD AND FAMILY MATTERED. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS. WOW!! BESIDE MYSELF WITH JOY!
I just got home and heard this song in my spirit. I hurried to the phone 'you tube' put in the words and there it was. Like time had not passed still moving me to worship. You see this song was played every Sunday evening after lunch we soaked it in awaiting Aunty Kay on the radio. That was 50 years ago when i was 6. This song is etched in my heart forever. ❤
Well I to also hear this song in my head early this morning so came here to fine it is been long time I haven't hear this song only my childhood days I sing out this song and praise the LORD He fill me up my song for the day.❤❤
Hear O Lord the sound of my call Hear O Lord and have mercy My soul is longing for the glory of you O hear O Lord and answer me [Chorus] Every night before I sleep I pray my soul to take Or else I pray that loneliness Is gone when I awake. Chorus Why do I no longer feel Like I've a place to stay? O take me where someone will care So fear will go away. Chorus In you Lord I place my cares And all my troubles too O grant, dear Lord, that some day soon I'll live in peace with you.
St Benedict's RC Primary School, Trinidad West Indies; 1974 - 1980. The days of going to church every Wednesday morning. That is where the seed was planted. We sang this song so many mornings. Thank you poster. God blessed us soooooo much.
These songs are so beautiful. It brings me back to the moments when i open my heart for the first time for Jesus. Wonderfull memories. Thank You sweet Jesus.
OMG!!...San Fernando Boy's Govt ....standing in assembly in crisp blue shirt and khaki pants, row after row of boys singing this timeless gem in the morning sun....best of times...Thank you God..
I learned this song in Catholic school in the early 70s. It never left my memory. I hoped to find it again some day. I never heard it played with the steel drum I love it! I thank you. God be blessed.
This sound is a timeless classic!! It just makes me feel alive with hope; it is so soothing! The plea for God to hear our cry is just human and divine!
It was a surprise for me to hear this song which brought back childhood memories in St. Lucia and St. Croix, both my grandmother and mother played this album back in the 70s. Hearing it bring tears to my eyes. Thank you, Lord Jesus for great childhood memories.
I heard it one time and it's when I was graduating from the 6th grade in Jamaica. Our school choir sung it, that was 1994. Ever since then I fell in love with the song. I never knew the name of the song but the chorus stayed with me. I prayed multiple times unto the Lord for him to let me hear it again because all I could hear was the choir singing it in my head, not knowing that my friend that used to live with us had the record in his cd collection the whole time. The song came back to me
THE FIRST TIME I HEARD THIS SONG WAS IN GRENADA WHILE VISITING. I AM HALF GRENADIAN AND HALF TRINIDADIAN. MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE JESUS IN OUR HEART AND BE HAPPY. WITH HIM, WE CAN GET THROUGH ANYTHING!!
I'm 70 now. Attended Holy Name Convent in Trinidad. Was in the choir directed by Mrs. June Thorne, preparing to launch this album when I had to emigrate. My uncle found the album and played it for me. He's gone now but will always associate this song with him.
i remember sing this song as a little girl growing up in Barbados the Ursuline Convent was the popular choir group who uses to sing this sond when i sing this song i have goosebumps
My mother would play this song on Sunday mornings. I grew up listening to these song as a little girl in Barbados. We are all so blessed by God, its the same love the same purpose no matter where or who you.
My father from Tobago and long time in the early 80's every Sunday morning must play this song and a radio DJ 1 station Am and they use to play this song as well big song never die
i heard this hymn for the first time ever at about three weeks ago every morning on along bus trip in northern Sweden and northern Norway! after we as a busgroup travelling throw northern Sweden and Norway for nine days. I was very moved im 54 years old. such beautiful voices.
This song was played on Radio Jamaica (RJR) for the mid morning meditation back in the day (80's?). Meghan Thomas I believed read some inspirational poem while this song played in the background. Brings back memories as a teenager.
So beautiful. I share the same recollection. It was a staple in our lives as Jamaicans. It puts me in a frame of mind to sing and offer praises to my God. It is so rich.
As I was meditating on God's goodness and His love the Holy Spirit reminded me of this song praise God! So beautiful getting dressed or doing chores back home in Jamaica and just praising God singing this song.
Hear oh Lord my cry and answer me please and thank you for my daughter who is facing giants in her life but i pray inthe mighty name of Jesus for her restoration and healing amen
Such beautiful sentiments and amazing memory stories from all those who sang it and became part of the Catholic Faith many many years ago. God has touched the souls of so many and this song, and composer (Repp) has done so much to bring this about. I've only become familiar with this song 3 years ago, and my grandchildren just love it as we sing it in the car on our way to great times. Thank you Mr. Repp!! God Bless your soul.
I remember hearing this song frequently in the 80's in Jamaica. Thanks to you now l remember that it was played just before the reading of the midday news on RJR radio. I really loved this song. Thanks Trinidad.
Oh lord It’s good when parents train their children to know the true god the holyspirit is dining this song in my heart I know god will hear me now in my situation thank you lord and answer me❤
God bless you and the entire family may the spirit of God strive with you all guide and protect you thank you very much my heart in God hands. Love your compose song
This song is a gem, a rare jewel of christian music. The only tragedy is that not only is it lost to contemporary Christian music but that most of generation X and Y have no inclination or knowledge of it.
I from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 and I remember this song as a child every Sunday morning and I am so glad I've found this song again they don't play these kind of music no more this song its so beautiful it takes you on your knees to pray just loving our Lord ❤
Sunday Morning in Barbados officially starts with this song. In fact, because of the popularity of Barbadian radio stations in the OECS countries, this song officially starts Sunday across a great swathe of the Caribbean islands.
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Who.else is here in 2024?
This group remains memories of my childhood days...I'm here now 55 years old in 2023 and still totally enjoying it...who else still listening to this group?
I'm here from the UK! My mom gave me this
As a child in The Bahamas, this song was played every Saturday evening on the radio before the evening Bible meditation and prayers ❤ I still love it.
October 2024 and still being blessed by this ministering song.
My beautiful Trinidad 🇹🇹 that I grew up in. Memories of a country filled with peace love and respect. Times have changed and the challenges abound. However God , creator of all that is , will always be in charge. May all who listen to this prayerful song receive a blessing of peace protection and comfort Love and light to all. Thank you for the music. !
Indeed...it was a paradise when I was a child...now it's all gone to lawlessness and corrupt government.
I guess its a Caribbean culture. We are so connected.
I remember singing this song as a child growing up in Jamaica. At that tender age, I never really knew how profound the words of this song were. However, now I’m a born again Christian, I fully understand them and they touch the core of my very soul. Thank you, Lord Jesus for rescuing me from sin!
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We always sing this song at school...
Had the same experience growing up in The Bahamas. Heard this song every sunday. The words stuck in my mind for decades. So very happy to find it here.
So true
Chorus
Hear, O Lord the sound of my call Hear
O Lord and have mercy.
My soul is longing for the Glory of you,
O Hear O Lord and answer me.
1st Verse
Every night before I sleep, I pray my soul to take,
Or else I pray that loneliness is gone when I awake.
Chorus
Hear, O Lord the sound of my call
Hear O Lord and have mercy.
My soul is longing for the Glory of you,
O Hear O Lord and answer me.
2nd Verse
Why do I no longer feel, like I've a place to stay,
O take me where someone will care so fear will go away.
Chorus
Hear, O Lord the sound of my call
Hear O Lord and have mercy.
My soul is longing for the Glory of you,
O Hear O Lord and answer me.
3rd Verse
In you O Lord I place my cares and all my troubles too
Oh grant dear Lord that someday soon I'll live in peace with you.
Chorus
Hear, O Lord the sound of my call
Hear O Lord and have mercy.
My soul is longing for the Glory of you,
O Hear O Lord and answer me.
Thank you!
❤
Thank you so much for sharing the Lyrics.
❤
My sister attended holy name convent. I was like 10 years old . My mom had gotten sick with cancer every lunch time my sister leave the convent to see our mummy after mummy died she still was at holy name and the hospital next door left bitter sweet memories for her. When I I heard this song it made me cry so much I think of my childhood and everything came back. My mom had 6 of us I thank god forthe way we were raised love was all that mattered .
Such a beautiful witness. Thank you!
I attended Saint Francis Seraphic Seminary from 1967 to 1971 in Andover, Massachusetts. I think as of c.1968 or 1969 (it could have been 1970 , perhaps) this song or maybe even a hymn (?) was very often a part of our Masses in the earlier part of the day... I remember it very well and, of course, was most fond of it. This was more than 50-odd years ago. I
listened to it,
here, but I don't remember hearing the verses at all (?). We usually used guitars but occasionally I played it on the electronically-powered chapel organ.
The seminary, saddly, do es not exist any more. I think it was torn down about 6 or 7 years ago?? The old cemetary still exists - so I saw in recent photos of the area. I know a film was made about this at the time...😢😢😢😬😬😬😢😢😢😠😠😠
Aameen
Growing up in Jamaica this song was played every 12 noon to usher in the midday news. A staple of our lives then. What a beautiful song & memory
sharonsamazingcakes This Song is one of the all time great
This song was played at 10 am for the mid morning meditation on Radio Jamaica, RJR. Pat Boone's Sweet Hour Of Prayer was played for the mid day meditation. The late Rev. Cleveland Grant read inspirational poems while Sweet Hour Of Prayer song played softly in the background. This was about 30 seconds before the mid day news on RADIO JAMAICA (RJR).
So true. I remember this song and it brought back such comforting memories. This is truly a beautiful song!
Where I first heard it at age 7. Never left my memory. My Lord or Jamaica.
This song comforted me during my youth in Jamaica and Canada
Brings me to tears whenever I hear this song. So happy to find it on youtube! Great childhood memories and I've played this for my daughter as a lullaby.
Patricia G so cool
My sister-inlaw, was a part of this choir and is on this recording...
Awesome. I love this song so much. Thanks to your sister in law and the rest of the choir! Beautiful song.
Praise God 🙏🏽
Well then if she be with us still....please convey my joy, thanks and admiration for this song to Our Lord that reached my heart from I was 5 years old. She used her talent for the Glory of God. If she is not still us then we know well where she is .....in His choir of angels.
@@sophialewis5474 I just saw her, this past weekend. I will pass along your good thoughts.
@@shorttrini2002 Wonderful to hear this. Thank you.
When I hear these songs I cry because it makes me think of my mother and grandmother.
+Aneal Swaratsingh You'll be good.
+Akiyl Simon Akiyl, thank you, send me a friend request and let pray together my brother.
Me too, dear. My mom listened to this album all the time during the hard years. I know all the lyrics by heart.
Same here my dear, my mom would listen to this religiously every Sunday, makes me so sad.
That is so true...so touching i remember my childhood days with my grandmother listening these songs on the sunday serenade on the radio
My dad used to sing this for all of us. Now he sings it to his grandchildren☺☺☺ I am very blessed, Thank you Lord for all you are given me.
Wow!
2023, who else still using it as worship song?? My soul is longing for the Lord!🙏
It warms my heart and brings me back to my childhood days in Jamaica. Just reading the comments has given me such a renewed feeling of the love God has for us all.
So true 🙏🎶🎶🎶
I learned this song in primary school in Jamaica, when ever I feel sad or depress I go to TH-cam and listen and sing along, so calming.
Reminds me of my childhood here in Jamaica. Stirring and soithing.
Me too
Same here...missing Jamaica
This song lifted my spirit today. It came to me and I just had to find and play it on youtube. Thank you Lord.
The best to ever come out of my country... Trinidad..... I hold this song extremely close to my heart.............. I am still yet to hear a better version.......
Frankie R I knew I recognised the steel pan
Thank for that info,i didn't know they are out of Trini
I totally agree with you, best version I've heard.
For all this time, I didn't know it came out of Trinidad. How could I have missed that signature steel band sound? I should have known.
It’s not just Trinidad. They took a bunch of students from the St Joseph’s Convent from some other islands. St Lucia was one of them.
Maria Alonzo, one of Trinidad's most beautiful and powerful Vocalists and Recording Artist. An excellent Spanish Teacher, a resilient follower of Jesus and a great Goretti Youth Group Leader. A fabulous experience for a young lady growing up in the late seventies to eighties in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Soar with the Angels Maria!! I will never forget you and we will meet again!! 💜💜💜
Is that a picture of her on the album?
@@markally8952 no it's not Maria on the album cover.
We sure went Globally with Maria Alonzo!
This Song means God Almighty, the Creator of our wonderful Universe, the Oceans, the Clockworks of the Moon, Sun, Thunderstorm, fruits, flowers, awesome Animals, just name it! Where was our Prophet Messiah Jesus PBUH again?
I will tell you though, with total Due Respect, and search for the truth, ask questions. If one's FAITH is really in line with our Creator of our wonderful Universe, then know this: Almighty God Will Never be a Merciless God, suffer and Kill, to some "God", okay, then kill His young Masiah! For your Children's unborn Children's Sins (what sins again are we speaking of)⁉️ God will always be a good God to the Faithful, however, you biggest unforgivable SIN is associating anyone, and anything with God!
It's okay to be lost, fooled, not being able to interpret, you are not going to hell for the preachers in their Limo's Estates globally, and etc while you take the bus. Their knowing misinterpretations is not your Sins, you already have the Faith in their Faults, so search and you shall always be forgiven.
(Who The Cap Fit, Let Them Wear It)🎉
hncpos.edu.tt/the-goretti-group-is-back/
I sang this song every morning at school. Still hold a special place in my heart.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
oh my, this is a Caribbean Classic! I have been fortunate to be in most Caribbean islands on a Sunday morning and this song is always featured on the radio. It makes me feel at home no matter where i am. this version is the Trini gift to the world.
I first heard this song when I was about 4 years old in Jamaica. I'm now 40. I was the first religious song I learnt hearing the soloist and the choir warmed my heart with the steel pans in the background. I didn't even knew what steel pans were until later down I was introduced to what made such beautiful music, thanks to "Hear O Lord" for arousing my curiosity. This song was the first song I knew how to play on the organ and the first song I knew how to play on the steel pans. lets just say it has inspired me to learn the pans and its my favorite hymn.
It is love with music to the heart.
Lovely testimony
Thanks for sharing this. How beautiful!
It was use as the theme song for Morning Blessings on RJR @ 10:05 for many years in the 80s
This song brings me back to church in the Bahamas. Mary, Star of the Sea. Glad to see all the comments from my Carib brothers and sisters. The same ship dropped us off at different ports, but we still one family.
Yes . We are family.
I'm in the Bahamas too. I miss childhood days. This song takes me back to school days in St. Bede's School. 💝 People and families were kind and brother's keepers.
I'm Bahamian- born and lives in Kansas (10yrs) I was at work yesterday and this song came into my spirit. It broaught me back to when I was young and my mother would sing this. (sniff) even now, I'm tearing up. This song blesses me
Beautiful voices!!🙏❤️🙏
Mary Star of the Sea such a beautiful name for a Church❤️
So true
I was privileged to witness a "live" performance of this song by this group in Guyana during Carifesta '76. The peaceful calm still resonates today.
Listening in 2024. Growing up in Dominica 🇩🇲, my neighbor played this every Sunday after church, oh the nostalgia ‼️🙏🏾
This song is almost 50 years old...from Trinidad originally but was played all around the Caribbean. My mom played this a lot when I was growing up and we're Jamaican.
I still get nostalgic when I hear this song along with Sweet Hour of prayer which ushered in the midday news in Jamaica
Maria Alonzo, you were a gift to all who benefited from your ethereal sound of music. Thank you for being you and for your presence here among us. May your soul rest in eternal peace. Amen.
I grew up in Jamaica and the nuns at Immaculate Conception Prep School taught us this song and it has stayed with me all these years!🇯🇲💕
It's bringing tears to my eyes as I listen to this beautiful hymn I haven't heard in many years. Thank you for posting it!
this song is timeless n should be highlighted more
This song is a vehicle for baring one's soul to the Lord, especially with the challenges we are facing in present times. I grew up listening to this song with the beautiful steel pan arrangements in my beloved land of the blessed Trinity where it was recorded - Trinidad & Tobago. Kyrie Eleison!
this album brings me flash backs of vivid childhood memories. my grandmother played these songs early in the mornings waking me up to true peace and serenity. God has been so gracious and merciful to me. thanks granny Mrs. Maisie Browne RIP
Same here
Same here
WHAT A PLEASANT GIFT TO FIND THIS. WE HAD THIS ON VINYL GROWING UP. THIS IS A CLASSIC IN EVERY WEST INDIAN HOME. I FEEL MY ANCESTORS EVERY TIME I HEAR THIS. MY WONDERFUL DAD PLAYED THIS EVERY SUNDAY. OH GOSH! I'M FLOWING WITH EMOTION RIGHT NOW. HAVEN'T HEARD THIS IS A VERY LONG TIME. BRINGS ME BACK TO A SIMPLER TIME WHEN ONLY GOD AND FAMILY MATTERED. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS. WOW!! BESIDE MYSELF WITH JOY!
I just got home and heard this song in my spirit. I hurried to the phone 'you tube' put in the words and there it was. Like time had not passed still moving me to worship. You see this song was played every Sunday evening after lunch we soaked it in awaiting Aunty Kay on the radio. That was 50 years ago when i was 6. This song is etched in my heart forever. ❤
My very experience today
Well I to also hear this song in my head early this morning so came here to fine it is been long time I haven't hear this song only my childhood days I sing out this song and praise the LORD He fill me up my song for the day.❤❤
Who listening in 2020 ✋🏾
I am. Amen..
I do, everyday since 03/01/2020
2021
2027
2022 November, on constant replay
Hear O Lord the sound of my call
Hear O Lord and have mercy
My soul is longing for the glory of you
O hear O Lord and answer me
[Chorus]
Every night before I sleep
I pray my soul to take
Or else I pray that loneliness
Is gone when I awake.
Chorus
Why do I no longer feel
Like I've a place to stay?
O take me where someone will care
So fear will go away.
Chorus
In you Lord I place my cares
And all my troubles too
O grant, dear Lord, that some day soon
I'll live in peace with you.
Venya Cadet beautiful
You know some people would kill me,that is hear oh Lord the sound of my voice !SMH, from I was a child I know this song.thanks .
St Benedict's RC Primary School, Trinidad West Indies; 1974 - 1980. The days of going to church every Wednesday morning. That is where the seed was planted. We sang this song so many mornings. Thank you poster. God blessed us soooooo much.
These songs are so beautiful. It brings me back to the moments when i open my heart for the first time for Jesus. Wonderfull memories. Thank You sweet Jesus.
OMG!!...San Fernando Boy's Govt ....standing in assembly in crisp blue shirt and khaki pants, row after row of boys singing this timeless gem in the morning sun....best of times...Thank you God..
Loving this song so much. It connects me to God it's hard to explain. It goes deep I love the lord
Yes i remember this indeed.
This song puts me in heaven.
Beautiful.
I learned this song in Catholic school in the early 70s. It never left my memory. I hoped to find it again some day. I never heard it played with the steel drum I love it! I thank you. God be blessed.
2023….year of restoration…who is on board… let’s Give our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ ALL the Glory 🙏
This sound is a timeless classic!!
It just makes me feel alive with hope; it is so soothing!
The plea for God to hear our cry is just human and divine!
It was a surprise for me to hear this song which brought back childhood memories in St. Lucia and St. Croix, both my grandmother and mother played this album back in the 70s. Hearing it bring tears to my eyes. Thank you, Lord Jesus for great childhood memories.
My dad still has his original !
Tina Morris yes. reminds me of my time at St Joseph's Convent in St lucia and Sister Clair. my daughter loves it
It also reminds me of my SJC days in Grenada. I am wondering if it is the same Sister Claire.
I remember this song back in the day in westmoreland were am from hearing it on radio every sunday evening..fantistic song..
I heard it one time and it's when I was graduating from the 6th grade in Jamaica. Our school choir sung it, that was 1994. Ever since then I fell in love with the song. I never knew the name of the song but the chorus stayed with me. I prayed multiple times unto the Lord for him to let me hear it again because all I could hear was the choir singing it in my head, not knowing that my friend that used to live with us had the record in his cd collection the whole time. The song came back to me
I remember as a child growing up in,Jamaica, this was like a prayer: I'd say, Jamaica was at its.There was Respect for God , care for each other.
Thank You Jesus for memories and a prayerful song in Jesus' Mighty Name AMEN
I love this song. Always heard thus playing while my mommy cleaned the house as a child.
Your mom must have been amazing.
Chantel Flemmings lol this is my cleaning song especially when i need upliftment
Thanking My Mother for These Beautiful Memories🇦🇬🙏
THE FIRST TIME I HEARD THIS SONG WAS IN GRENADA WHILE VISITING. I AM HALF GRENADIAN AND HALF TRINIDADIAN. MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE JESUS IN OUR HEART AND BE HAPPY. WITH HIM, WE CAN GET THROUGH ANYTHING!!
Every time I hear this song I think of my grandmother who sang this constantly.
I'm 70 now. Attended Holy Name Convent in Trinidad. Was in the choir directed by Mrs. June Thorne, preparing to launch this album when I had to emigrate. My uncle found the album and played it for me. He's gone now but will always associate this song with him.
i remember sing this song as a little girl growing up in Barbados the Ursuline Convent was the popular choir group who uses to sing this sond when i sing this song i have goosebumps
I know some one who went to Ursuline Convent. Her name is Cheryl Rodgers. She lived in the Bay land in the 1980's
Very melodious Prayer. The HOLYSPIRIT must enjoy this beautiful Song
Love this song So annointing. It touches my soul. We need Jesus Always. Thank God for Jesus and His Resurrection.
My mother would play this song on Sunday mornings. I grew up listening to these song as a little girl in Barbados. We are all so blessed by God, its the same love the same purpose no matter where or who you.
Thank you Jehovah in Jesus Christ name ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬
Great stuff........uplifting........reminds me as a child going to church in the 70's with my bothers and sisters.....
This was played every Sunday. Growing up, I can smell the oxtail and rice and peas
My father from Tobago and long time in the early 80's every Sunday morning must play this song and a radio DJ 1 station Am and they use to play this song as well big song never die
This brings me back home every time ... So beautiful. Thank you for uploading this timeless Caribbean Classic
I never tire of listening to the GORETTI GROUP. This group was led by Maria Alonzo and originated with students from Holy Name Convent.
i heard this hymn for the first time ever at about three weeks ago every morning on along bus trip in northern Sweden and northern Norway! after we as a busgroup travelling throw northern Sweden and Norway for nine days. I was very moved im 54 years old. such beautiful voices.
Hear my prayer this day, my Sovereign Lord! 🙏🙏🙏
This song rolls back the years for me to my schoolboy days in Curepe Fatima RC 1988-93
Bought this record in T'dad around 1980 (I think), gorgeous...
Do you remember the name of the record?
Sing out my soul
This song was played on Radio Jamaica (RJR) for the mid morning meditation back in the day (80's?). Meghan Thomas I believed read some inspirational poem while this song played in the background.
Brings back memories as a teenager.
So beautiful. I share the same recollection. It was a staple in our lives as Jamaicans. It puts me in a frame of mind to sing and offer praises to my God. It is so rich.
@@arethawillie3837 beautiful. Soul stirring.
As I was meditating on God's goodness and His love the Holy Spirit reminded me of this song praise God! So beautiful getting dressed or doing chores back home in Jamaica and just praising God singing this song.
PRAISE JESUS
Hear oh Lord my cry and answer me please and thank you for my daughter who is facing giants in her life but i pray inthe mighty name of Jesus for her restoration and healing amen
Such beautiful sentiments and amazing memory stories from all those who sang it and became part of the Catholic Faith many many years ago. God has touched the souls of so many and this song, and composer (Repp) has done so much to bring this about. I've only become familiar with this song 3 years ago, and my grandchildren just love it as we sing it in the car on our way to great times. Thank you Mr. Repp!! God Bless your soul.
Fond and sentimental memories of my 🇬🇾ese childhood.
When I was younger I use to love to listen to this song it means alot to me blessings to my mind heart body and soul🙌🙏🇯🇲😍
My mother took me to church she sings and I listen
On my way to work on this date It came to
Thank you for uploading this track it’s a blessing ❤
😔dis song reminds me of my grandmother💔😔i miss you granny 5 years u left me😔.R.I.P😔💔.!
my grandma grow me up on this song,i love it
I remember hearing this song frequently in the 80's in Jamaica. Thanks to you now l remember that it was played just before the reading of the midday news on RJR radio. I really loved this song. Thanks Trinidad.
I am still listening in 2020.
My parents played this album when I was child. Although I grew up in NY, Trinidad 🇹🇹 is my roots. Thank you Lord.
I love this song
Still listening to this In2024 Jamaica🇯🇲
The goretti group was a staple in every Antiguan and Barbudan homes especially on Sunday morning ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬
This song is still pure. I grew up listening to it. Now so many years later, it has become my prayer.
Bring back memory as a child.
commenting on this song again after almost 6 years, this song is dear to me , will forever hold a special place in my heart..
truthfully, it will forever have a place inside of me else I be no more.
those were the good ole day Holy name Convent take a bow
Oh lord It’s good when parents train their children to know the true god the holyspirit is dining this song in my heart I know god will hear me now in my situation thank you lord and answer me❤
Hear oh lord and answer me please
Totally beautiful...brings back memories of my home in Trinidad. Who is the soloist? ....lovely sincere and warm voice.
Maria Alonzo.
Why not write about Maria Alonz in Wikipedia on line
This is a wonderful song!Whoever posted this classic tune,I got three words for you.GOD BLESS YOU!
Love this song. Can’t remember where I first heard it but it had to have been in church. I’m from The 🇧🇸 Bahamas.
My primary school teacher here in Kenya taught us this song back in 2002. Her voice is still fresh in my head like it was yesterday
funny but in catholic school back in the 60's we used to sing this song all the time, and I am from the dominican republic
God bless you and the entire family may the spirit of God strive with you all guide and protect you thank you very much my heart in God hands. Love your compose song
This song is a gem, a rare jewel of christian music. The only tragedy is that not only is it lost to contemporary Christian music but that most of generation X and Y have no inclination or knowledge of it.
I from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 and I remember this song as a child every Sunday morning and I am so glad I've found this song again they don't play these kind of music no more this song its so beautiful it takes you on your knees to pray just loving our Lord ❤
why do 32 people dislike this?
is 42 dislikes now
Mark Howell-Paul
shut up you sinner
I don't get it either.
They must be pitied.
@@jackieroman2776 Are you a sinner as well? Look in the mirror, before you judge!
Sunday Morning in Barbados officially starts with this song. In fact, because of the popularity of Barbadian radio stations in the OECS countries, this song officially starts Sunday across a great swathe of the Caribbean islands.
I grew up with this song and it blessed me though live .
My mother played this album every Sunday, great memories..................oh boy, the memories
This album is not on ITunes or e-music but it is available on Amazon! The album is named Sing Out My Soul.
The beautiful song for all religious ctholic i love it thnks for sharing
This beautiful tune takes me back to when we lived in Trinidad and my husband Bert used to play it every Sunday morning.