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Maranatha

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Maranatha

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With fire in His eyes and hair like wool

And a voice like a torrent of waters so full

Out of his mouth comes a double-edged sword

He's coming in glory

He's coming to make war

With fire in His eyes and hair like wool

And a voice like a torrent of waters so full

With fire in His eyes and hair like wool

Out of his mouth comes a double-edged sword

He's coming in glory

He's coming to make war

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Return to us

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Return to us

With fire in His eyes and hair like wool

And a voice like a torrent of waters so full

Out of his mouth comes a double-edged sword

He's coming in glory

He's coming to make war

With fire in His eyes and hair like wool

And a voice like a torrent of waters so full

Out of his mouth comes a double-edged sword

He's coming in glory

He's coming to make war

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Return to us

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Return to us

I believe heaven will open up and

The son of man He will come for us

At the end of the age, we will behold the king

Coming on the clouds in all His glory

I believe heaven will open up and

The son of man He will come for us

At the end of the age, we will behold the king

Coming on the clouds in all His

Glory

Yeah

His glory

Yeah

From Bethlehem, to Jerusalem

From Galilee, O to Bethany

He's been faithful

He'll always be

So faithful

And so we sing

From Bethlehem, to Jerusalem

From Galilee, O to Bethany

He's been faithful

He'll always be

So faithful

And so we sing

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Return to us

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Maranatha

Come Lord Jesus

Return to us

I believe heaven will open up and

The son of man He will come for us

At the end of the age, we will behold the king

Coming on the clouds in all His glory

I believe heaven will open up and

The son of man He will come for us

At the end of the age, we will behold the king

Coming on the clouds in all His glory

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