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‘*PRAYER*’ by Slayyyter is a Pop track from the album ‘WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA’ (2026), built like a plea for humility and reciprocal grace. The lyrics ask for a turn from needing comfort to offering it, for understanding that is not one-sided, and for love that moves outward rather than waiting to be received. It also frames forgiveness as a mutual exchange, with death recast as a passage towards eternal life, and ends in the devotional ‘Amen’.
"*PRAYER*" is a track by Slayyyter, from the album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, released 27th March 2026. The track is 0:37 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about Slayyyter.
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Lord Grant that I may seek to comfort, rather than be comforted To understand, rather than be understood To love, than be loved For it is by self reckoning, that one finds It is by forgiving, that one is forgiven It is by dying, that one awakens to eternal life Amen
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