Sam Cooke Pilgram Of Sorrow Lyrics

Lord, I'm poor pilgrim of sorrow
Down in this world, I'm all alone
I have no hope for tomorrow
And I have no place that I can roam

Sometimes, sometimes I'm so lonely
Sometimes I don't know what to do
I look around to friends for consolation
And I find that they have troubles too

And I've got sisters and brothers, they don't like me
Because I'm away from sin And I've got good friends, my best friends they turned against me
Because I'm a trial so hard to win

Oh, Lord, oh, Lord, come on, Jesus
And oh, Lord, sometimes I'm exhausted, Lord and driven
'Til I decided that I would roam
That's when I heard of a city called Glory
And oh, I'm trying to make that city my home

Who wrote Pilgram Of Sorrow lyrics?

Pilgram Of Sorrow is written by James Herndon.

When was Pilgram Of Sorrow released?

Pilgram Of Sorrow is first released in 1970 as part of Sam Cooke's album "The 2 Sides of Sam Cooke" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.

Which genre is Pilgram Of Sorrow?

Pilgram Of Sorrow falls under the genres R&B, Soul.

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