‘Do not be far from me, for trouble is near, for there is none to help.'
So in His extremity He cried that God would not be too far from Him. For He was aware of what He must face, and that there was no one else to whom He could go for help. Chronologically this comes before Psalms 22:1. And for a time the help was there until the darkness of the sin of the world descended. And then it seemed as though it had gone.