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Artist: Brother Simion
Canonical path: /brother-simion/let-s-praise-the-lord
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Let's Praise The Lord
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Let's Praise The Lord
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Let´s praise the lord,
Everybody together
Let´s praise the lord,
Brother and sister together
Let´s praise the lord, why not be together
Forever, together, forever, together
Purify my soul, jesus, i want you love inside
Don´t wanna be lost in the sea of emotion
Clean my thoughts, i drink from you
Listen to you, i want you to know
You are the helm of my ship -
You are the helm of my ship
You are the helm of my ship -
You are the helm of my ship
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