Let Your Kingdom Come
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Let Your Kingdom Come
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Give us a love for peace
Move us to brokenness
Our generosity
Release from poverty
Your kingdom here and now
To the least of these
Distribute what we have
That all may taste and see
Let your kingdom come
Let your will be done
And all the eart will say
And echo angels' praise
That you are god
So, let the sick run free
The orphan find her home
The captured man will know
Release from slavery
Your kingdom here and now
To the least of these
Distribute what we have
That all may taste and see
Let your kingdom come
Let your will be done
And all the eart will say
And echo angels' praise
That you are god
We pray and ask for hope
We pray and ask for peace
We pray and ask for justice
We pray and ask for you
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Aaron Ivey performs "Let Your Kingdom Come", and this lyric page sits inside the Aaron Ivey catalog on LyroVerse.
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