Pure Glory
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Pure Glory
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In my heart, in my eyes, in my soul, in my life,
How I need Your pure glory
In my rest, in my work, in my secret, in my worship,
How I need Your pure glory
Unveil my heart, let me look upon Your face,
Pure glory fall down on me
And I'll spend all my days,
On the riches of Your praise.
Let my life count as pure glory for Your name
For Your Name Lord Jesus
For Your Name
(repeat)
(chorus)
And I'll spend all my days,
On the riches of Your praise
Let my life count as pure glory for Your name
For You Name Lord Jesus
For Your Name
Pure glory
Pure glory for Your Name
Pure glory for Your Name
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