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Psallo

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Psallo

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I will praise you o Lord with all my heart

I will tell of all your wonders

I will be glad and rejoice in you

I will sing praise to your name O Most High

I will give thanks to the Lord

because of His righteousness

And will sing praises to the name

of the Lord Most High

The Lord reigns forever

He has established His throne for judgment

He will judge the world in righteousness

He will govern the peoples with justice

The Lord is my rock, my fortress

and my deliverer. My God is my rock

in whom shall I take refuge. He is my shield

and the Horn of my salvation

My stronghold.

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