When you're kneeling through the hours,
And you're doubting your given powers,
And when you're ready for her mercy,
And you're worthy,
It will come
When you're sneaking round the back door,
And she's waiting for you no more,
And when you're ready for her mercy,
And you're worthy,
It will come
When the birds are just tuning up still,
And the dawn breaks on your windowsill,
And when you're ready for her mercy,
And you're worthy,
It will come
It will come
When you're broken,
When your heart is finally open,
When you're down,
Down and troubled,
When you're lost among the rubble
Well, there's sugar on the old spoon,
Let's do that two-step around your front room,
And when you're ready for her mercy,
And you're worthy,
It will come
Mercy, mercy, coming to you,
Feel her beauty flowing through you ?
She will unbind you, set the word free.
Mercy, Mercy
Mercy, mercy, coming to you,
Feel her beauty flowing through you ?
She will unbind you, set the word free.
Mercy, Mercy
Glen Hansard (born 21 April 1970 in Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish singer-songwriter and musician best known as the principal songwriter and vocalist for the rock band The Frames. He has also gained international recognition for his roles in the musical films *Once* and *The Commitments*. Hansard co-wrote the song *Falling Slowly*, featured in the soundtrack of *Once*, which earned him an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2008. His performance in the film and the song's success led to numerous accolades, including ten nominations or awards between 2007 and 2008. Besides music, Hansard is also a respected actor known for his performances in theatrical and cinematic productions. Some of his most representative songs include *Falling Slowly*, *High Hope*, *The Bird Who Knew Too Much* and *Say It To Me Now*.
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