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Artist: Alan Horvath
Canonical path: /alan-horvath/psalm-57
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Psalm 57
Read Psalm 57 lyrics by Alan Horvath on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 57
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I will praise you Lord
Among the people, and
I will sing to you
Among the nations.
I will praise you Lord
Among the people, and
I will sing to you
Among the nations.
And though I lay among the lions
Whose teeth are like arrows and spears
Among the sons of men who are
Set on fire,
I'll look to Thee!
I will praise you Lord
Among the people ...
I will sing to you
Among the nations.
Ooh, yeah -- among the people ...
Ooh, yeah -- among the nations.
And though they dig a pit before me
Where they have fallen themselves
You will send forth your
Mercy and truth
Unto me!
I will praise you Lord
Among the people ...
I will sing to you
Among the nations.
I will praise you Lord
Among the people ...
I will sing to you
Among the nations.
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