In Haiti a ladyIs climbing the mountainsYoung men are singingOn her left and rightShe's taking the WordTo remote congregationsSixty-five yearsShe's been taking the light In Haiti a pastorIs walking the jungleHe's wearing a cast-offAmerican shirtHe'll have his rewardWhen his struggle is overHe brings hope to the hopelessAnd comforts the hurt And you can hear it in their voicesAnd you can see it on their facesWhen life is spilledThe cup is filled That's not povertyNo, that's not povertyThat's not povertyNo, that's not poverty In Haiti believersHave light on their facesAs they march through townTo the riversideThey baptize believersIn this celebrationOf eternal richesThat they have in Christ And you can hear it in their voicesAnd you can see it on their facesWhen life is spilledThe cup is filled That's not povertyNo, that's not povertyThat's not povertyNo, that's not poverty And you can hear it in their voicesAnd you can see it on their facesWhen life is spilledThe cup is filled That's not povertyNo, that's not povertyThat's not povertyNo, that's not poverty
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