Prayer Changes Things

Deitrick Haddon · Other Songs - Deitrick Haddon

Can I sing like I'm feelin'?



I'm tellin' you prayer, oh, prayer

Prayer, it changes things

I know that prayer, oh, prayer

It changes things, yes, it changes things



Listen y'all

There was a mother crying all night long

Because of her daughter that ran away from home

She said why should I be cryin' when I know how to pray

Surely my God will make a way



When she got down on her knees and began to talk to the Lord

She heard a knockin', a knockin' at her door

And when she answered, she said " Who could it be?"

It was her daughter sayin', "Momma, please forgive me"

I'm telling you that



Prayer, oh prayer

Prayer, it changes things, I know that prayer

Oh prayer, it changes things

Yes, it changes things



Well the doctor said, that he wouldn't make it through

So he called the family in to give them the bad news

But the family said, "No, we ain't gonna let him go

'Cause we believe in God, we believe in miracles?"



So the family joined hands and they began to pray

And called on the name that's above every name

Just a few minutes later the Doctor came runnin' in

He said, "I got good news, your brother is gonna live"

Somebody needs to do



Prayer, oh prayer

Prayer, it changes things

I know that prayer, oh, prayer

It changes things, yes, it changes things



Much prayer, much power

No prayer, no power

Get in a hurry, to get home

You need some prayin', God will deliver

[Incomprehensible]

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Prayer Changes Things

Deitrick Haddon's 'Prayer Changes Things' stands as a defining track within the contemporary gospel and neo-soul landscape. Released during a period where Haddon was establishing his signature sound, the recording blends intricate vocal harmonies with a rhythmic, soulful production that characterizes his discography. The song exemplifies his ability to weave spiritual themes with accessible, groove-oriented music, reflecting the broader movement of modern church music seeking to merge traditional worship with contemporary R&B aesthetics. As part of his growing body of work, the track showcases his vocal range and compositional depth, resonating with audiences who appreciate authentic, emotive recordings that bridge the gap between liturgical tradition and modern musical expression.