Psalm 4:1 similarly cries 'Hear me when I call' and 'Have mercy on me' — a direct parallel to this plea for hearing and mercy.

Psalm 5:2 also asks God to 'give heed to the voice of my cry' — matching the cry for attention in this verse.

Psalm 130:2-4 begins 'Lord, hear my voice' and speaks of forgiveness, paralleling the plea for mercy and answer here.

Psalm 143:1 opens with 'Hear my prayer' and 'answer me' — directly echoing the request for God to hear and answer.

Psalm 64:1 cries 'Hear my voice' and asks for preservation from enemies, similar to the cry for mercy and answer in this verse.

Psalm 140:6 echoes the same plea for God to hear and show mercy — a parallel cry for divine attention.