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5:1 Our Lord, don't forget how we have suffered and been disgraced.
5:2 Foreigners and strangers have taken our land and our homes.
5:3 We are like children whose mothers are widows.
5:4 The water we drink and the wood we burn cost far too much.
5:5 We are terribly mistreated; we are worn out and can find no rest.
5:6 We had to surrender to Egypt and Assyria because we were hungry.
5:7 Our ancestors sinned, but they are dead, and we are left to pay for their sins.
5:8 Slaves are now our rulers, and there is no one to set us free.
5:9 We are in danger from brutal desert tribes; we must risk our lives just to bring in our crops.
5:10 Our skin is scorched from fever and hunger.
5:11 On Zion and everywhere in Judah our wives and daughters are being raped.
5:12 Our rulers are strung up by their arms, and our nation's advisors are treated shamefully.
5:13 Young men are forced to do the work of slaves; boys must carry heavy loads of wood.
5:14 Our leaders are not allowed to decide cases in court, and young people no longer play music.
5:15 Our hearts are sad; instead of dancing, we mourn.
5:16 Zion's glory has disappeared! And we are doomed because of our sins.
5:17 We feel sick all over and can't even see straight;
5:18 our city is in ruins, overrun by wild dogs.
5:19 You will rule forever, Lord! You are King for all time.
5:20 Why have you forgotten us for so long?
5:21 Bring us back to you! Give us a fresh start.
5:22 Or do you despise us so much that you don't want us?