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Ps148

Read Ps148 lyrics by Denison Marrs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Ps148

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from the heavens in the heights above all the angels

show your love sun and moon

and the shining stars the deepest waters and skies so far

we can love forever and never pass away

all the lightning the clouds and wind the moving mountains

and the trees that bend the wild creatures and the mighty birds

show your love all across the earth

we can love forever all through the nights and the days

we can love forever and never pass away

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