Psalm 6 Song: The Lord Has Heard
Psalm 6 enters the kind of weariness that can feel private even when it is widely shared. “The Lord Has Heard” honours both exhaustion and the stubborn hope beneath it, so stay with the emotional turn, hear the repeated assurance, and let Psalm 6 move the heart from lament toward relief.
It is possible to feel depleted while still sensing that change may be near, a human tension this song holds with care. Psalm 6 reframes tears as honest expression rather than failure; when the refrain returns, notice how being heard becomes the first movement of restoration.
Listen to “the Lord Has Heard”
Experience the Psalm 6 song on Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music. Choose a platform, press play, and allow the complete arrangement to carry the words beyond the page.
The Lord Has Heard Lyrics
Lord, don’t rebuke me in Your anger
Don’t correct me in Your hot displeasure
Have mercy on me, Lord, I am weak
Heal me, Lord, my bones are in pain
My soul is also in deep pain
But You, Lord, how long?
Return, Lord, rescue my soul
Save me for the sake of Your mercy
In death there is no memory of You
In the grave who gives You thanks?
I am worn out with groaning
All night my bed swims with tears
My eye is consumed with grief
Worn out because of all my enemies
Depart from me, all you workers of evil
The Lord has heard the sound of my weeping
The Lord has heard my cry
He will receive my prayer
The Lord has heard
The Lord has heard my weeping
The Lord has heard
Let all my enemies be ashamed and troubled
Let them turn back and be ashamed suddenly
The Lord has heard
The Lord has heard
The Lord has heard
The Lord has heard.
What Psalm 6 Expresses Through Music
Psalm 6 deals with physical and emotional exhaustion, grief and the point where crying gives way to the belief that the cry has been heard. This is one of the album’s clearest emotional movements: exhaustion becomes reassurance. The repeated phrase The Lord has heard is both the hook and the resolution, while the faster tempo prevents the heavy subject from becoming static. As Psalm 6 develops, notice how the central image becomes an emotional path rather than only an idea.
How the Psalm 6 Song Was Arranged
Set at approximately 120 BPM, the recording uses guitar, vocals, piano, bass, violin, wind and drums. The arrangement gives Psalm 6 its own pace, dynamics and emotional character; listen for the way each layer supports the movement from the opening tension toward the song’s resolution.
Explore Faith + Reason
Song: The Lord Has Heard
Source: Psalm 6
Project: Faith + Reason
Creator: Crom Salvatera
Album: Psalms 1–13
Tempo: 120 BPM
Faith + Reason transforms the Psalms into contemporary original songs. Continue from Psalm 6 to explore the complete Psalms 1–13 album, where every track has its own lyrics, arrangement and listening links.
