Blessed Be The Lord
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Blessed Be The Lord
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Chorus:
Blessed be the Lord,
who reigns forever, reigns forever.
Blessed be the Lord,
who reigns forevermore.
Verse:
I will lift my voice in praises,
I will lift my voice in song.
I will lift Him for His mercy,
praise Him, praise Him.
Chorus
Verse
Bridge:
Tenors: Hallelujah...
All: the Lord is worthy.
Tenors: Hallelujah...
All: bless His name.
Tenors: Hallelujah...
All:
the Lord is worthy;
Lift those hands,
clap those hands.
Vamp:
Praise Him,
praise Him,
praise Him,
bless His holy name.
Chorus
Verse
Bridge
Vamp
Ending:
Blessed be the Lord,
who reigns forever, reigns forever.
Blessed be the Lord,
who reigns forevermore;
blessed be the Lord.
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