Think About His Love
Read Think About His Love lyrics by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Think About His Love
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Think about His love
Think about His goodness
Think of how His grace has brought us through
For as high the heavens above
So great is the measure of our Father's love
Great is the measure of our Father's love
Think about His love
Think about His goodness
Think about His grace has brought us through
For as high the heavens above
So great is the measure of our Father's love
Great is the measure of our Father's love
Think about His love
Think about His goodness
Think of how His grace has brought us through
For as high the heavens above
So great is the measure of our Father's love
Great is the measure of our Father's love
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