Mission Spotlight

Lord, I'd Like

An original song sang in Romanian. Lyrics: Ion Buciuman Music: Vlad Răzvan Baciu Mezzosoprano: Marta Burduloi Sound recording and editing: Ciprian Agapie Video recording and editing: Ciprian Pop

Doamne-aș vrea / Lord, I’d Like

Lord, there’s so much heavenly grace When everything bloom

And there is nobody

That is able to tell the story of Your love.

Lord, how much beautiful white

Is falling from the majestic heaven...

All around the world, there is nobody

That can describe in poems about the whole love.

Lord, I’d like to sing

Everything noble that is on earth, Everything that is Your love

But, I burst into tears...

Lord, I’d like to sing

The struggle of love,

Only Your hand will lift me up Only Your grace will raise me.

Lord, there’s so much heavenly grace When everything bloom...

Lord, give me voice

To sing a divine psalm.

The whole earth will be lighten, The whole heaven will rejoice And I will sing

About Your love.


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