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The Latter Rain

from The Final Hour by azanyah

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A plea to God for mercy, grace, strength and guidance during the ordeal of the Apocalypse.

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Rain down your grace oh Lord,
Blessed Savior,
Rain down your grace oh Lord,
Heavenly Father,
Rain down your grace oh Lord,
My Redeemer,
Rain down your grace oh Lord,
Holy Spirit

If you love me rain down your grace
If you love me rain down your grace
If you love me rain down your grace
If you love me rain down your grace

Rain down your grace Oh Lord
Blessed Savior
Rain down your grace Oh Lord
Holy Spirit
Yes.

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from The Final Hour, released September 1, 1993
Written, Composed and Arranged by Immanuel Zechariah
©1993 I. Zechariah


Mamaniji Azanyah – Bass
Immanuel Zechariah – Tenor & Soprano Saxophones/Flute/Misc. Percussion
Richard Owens – Trombone
Gary Motley – Piano
Ramadan A. Mu’Min – Percussion
Theresa Morton – Vocals
Roger (“Raja”) Blank – Drums

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AZANYAH's banner reads, “Creative Spiritual Expression in the Improvisational Tradition” and led by Mamaniji Azanyah and Immanuel Zechariah, utilizes a powerhouse instrumental ensemble, with equally powerful lead vocals. AZANYAH transports the listener through a kaleidoscopic soundscape of Jazz, pan-African, and World Music, filled with prophetic rapture, meditative bliss and reflective wonder. ... more

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