Alleluia, Sing
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Alleluia, Sing
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Like calm comes to a sea
Like snowfall quietly
You come to me
Like justice to the weak
Like a flood rising
You come, You come to me
And it feels like it's almost here
Alleluia majesty
Alleluia risen king
Alleluia angels sing
Like springtime to winter's hush
Like laughter to solemnness
Like a sun rising up
You come, You come to us
Like a song rising up
In your heart filling up
Like a heart's not enough
For this love, for this love
To sing of love, to sing of love
To sing of love, love, love
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David Crowder Band performs "Alleluia, Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the David Crowder Band catalog on LyroVerse.
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