I Came To Magnify
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I Came To Magnify
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Verse
I came to magnify the Lord,
praise His holy name,
lift Jesus higher,
lift Jesus higher.
Chorus
I just came to magnify,
I just came to glorify,
I just came to praise the Lord.
Bridge
For He is worthy,
worthy of all my praise.
For He is worthy,
worthy of all my praise.
For He is worthy,
worthy of all my praise.
Never will a rock cry out in my place,
He's worthy of all my praise.
Chorus
Vamp 1
Never will a rock cry out in my place,
He's worthy of all my praise.
Vamp 2
Never, never,
never, never.
Chorus
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Bishop Clarence E. McClendon performs "I Came To Magnify", and this lyric page sits inside the Bishop Clarence E. McClendon catalog on LyroVerse.
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