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In this YouTube video, Speaker A introduces a personal psalm‑based song titled “Psalm 22,” explaining that it was written years earlier as a class assignment for a Psalms and Wisdom Literature course taught by Dr. Tim Green. The piece never appeared on the Basement Psalms Live album. Speaker B then performs the song, delivering a lyrical lament that echoes the biblical Psalm 22 and the New Testament cry “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani.” The lyrics express a deep sense of divine abandonment, questioning God’s distance while simultaneously affirming faith and willingness to serve despite suffering. The performance blends spoken‑word and musical elements, emphasizing personal reflection on suffering, divine presence, and perseverance.

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