Mt. Zion (feat. Jonathan David Helser)
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Mt. Zion (feat. Jonathan David Helser)
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We have come to Mount Zion
The city of the Living God
The Heavenly Jerusalem
By His blood we have come
We have come to Mount Zion
The city of the Living God
The Heavenly Jerusalem
By His blood we have come
By His blood we have come
Thousands of angels dance around
His throne
And thousands more sing out new songs
Elders throw their crowns down
As all of Heaven sings out
Worthy is the One, the Lamb who has overcome
Resurrection Love has raised us up
Worthy is the One, the Lamb who has overcome
He has conquered death, and I will follow Him!
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