Roar
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Roar
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When they led Him out
To be sacrificed
He followed like a lamb
Oh, but keep your eyes
On the eastern skies
A lion is coming again
CHORUS:
Are you ready to see The face of Jesus?
To fall on your knees
When He turns and sees us?
To cry out, He is worthy forevermore?
Are you ready to hear
The Lion of Judah roar?
What a day it will be
When His Majesty comes and claims
His children as His own
When He shakes His mane
Even death and pain
Will kneel at His throne
CHORUS
The day, the day will come
When every tongue will confess
That He is the Lord
So, are you ready to see
The face of Jesus?
To fall on your knees
When He turns and sees us?
To cry out, He is worthy forevermore?
Are you ready to see The face of Jesus?
To fall on your knees
When He turns and sees us?
To cry out, He is worthy forevermore?
Are you ready to hear
The Lion of Judah roar?
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Who performs "Roar"?
Ray Boltz performs "Roar", and this lyric page sits inside the Ray Boltz catalog on LyroVerse.
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