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When We Pray

By Tauren Wells

2,349 views Jun 23, 2026 updated Verified editorial review

Tauren Wells' song 'When We Pray' is a contemporary Christian worship anthem that calls believers to unite in prayer. The lyrics address people who are hurting, broken, and hopeless, and challenge the church to intercede for the captive and heal past wounds. Wells emphasizes that when the church prays, strongholds break, prison walls shake, and revival rises. The song echoes the Lord's Prayer with the line 'Let Your kingdom come, Lord, let Your will be done,' reinforcing dependence on God. It encourages a generation to step out in faith, believing that prayer changes the world.

Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

People hurting, people broken
Beaten down and feeling hopeless
Wonder if it's gonna always be this way
Who will speak up for the captive
Show some love and heal a past that
Binds the wounds we think will never go away

But what if we could be a people on our knees
As one before the King
'Cause we believe

All the world starts changing
When the church starts praying
Strongholds start to break
Oh, when we pray
Prison walls start shaking
At the sound of praising
Nothing stays the same
Oh, when we pray
Oh, when we pray, oh

I see revival rising
I see hope on the horizon
As a generation stepping out in faith

Because we will be a people on our knees
As one before the King
Yeah we believe

All the world starts changing
When the church starts praying
Strongholds start to break
Oh, when we pray
Prison walls start shaking
At the sound of praising
Nothing stays the same
Oh, when we pray
Oh, when we pray, oh

Let Your kingdom come, Lord
Let Your will be done

All the world starts changing
When the church starts praying
Strongholds start to break
Oh, when we pray

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