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Artist: Desmond Pringle
Canonical path: /desmond-pringle/let-there-be-praise
Related lyric paths: 6
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Let there be praise
Read Let there be praise lyrics by Desmond Pringle on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Let there be praise
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Let the nations now rejoice
Everybody lift your voice
Fill the temple with joyful sounds
Let the praise of God now abound
Let there be praise in this place
The song of the Lord
On one accord
Holy hands we wave
As one voice we raise praise
Let there be praise in this place
Adlibs-
Help me lift him up, right now
In every pew and all over the room
Put on your dancing shoes
Get on your feet let's move
And rock to this groove
Somebody help me lift him
Let there be praise...
Hallelujah...
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