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Artist: Acappella
Canonical path: /acappella/there-is-a-habitation
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There Is A Habitation
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There Is A Habitation
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There is a habitation built by the living God
For all of every nation who seek that grand abode
Chorus:
O Zion (Zion), O Zion (Zion)
I long thy gates to see (I long thy gates to see)
O Zion (Zion), O Zion (lovely Zion)
When shall I dwell in thee?
No night is there, no sorrow
No death and no decay
No yesterday, no 'morrow
But one eternal day
Repeat Chorus
(yodeling interlude)
Repeat Chorus
O Zion (O Zion, O Zion), O Zion (O Zion, O Zion)
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