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The Lord Is Come

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The Lord Is Come

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The lord is come

In glory and power

The lord is come

Sing praise to his name

The lord is come

Hosanna, hosanna

The lord is come

Sing praise to his name

For the lord

Is come to zion

He will dwell

In the midst

Of our praise

We will magnify

And exalt him

Lift him up

For all to see

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