Psalm 18
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Psalm 18
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Verse 1:
I will love you, Oh Lord the strength of my life
You're my Rock and my Fortress, My Deliverer
When I call on Your name You answer me
So shall I be saved from my enemies
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh(2 x)
Verse 2:
I will worship You, Lord with all of my heart
You are worthy of all that I am
When I call on Your name You answer me
So shall I be saved from my enemies Oh Oh
Chorus:
You called me out from the darkness and shined Your light
You raised me up from death and gave me life
Now I love you, Yeah I love forever
Tag:
In the end all I have is You
You are my great reward
Through it all I will not lose heart
Cuz' You're the glory and the lifter of my head
You deliver me for You delight in me
I am Your beloved One
Now I give my life, I surrender
Come and take me, I am Yours
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