A Scream From The Heart
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Psalm 104

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Psalm 104

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(verse)

May the glory of the lord endure forever

May the lord rejoice in his works

He who looks at the earth and it trembles

He who touches the mountains and they burn

(chorus)

I will sing to the lord all of my life

I will sing to my god as long as i live

May my meditations please you

As i rejoice in you lord

Praise you lord forevermore

Don't forget : jesus love you

God bless you

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