On The Throne (feat. Kari Jobe)
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On The Throne (feat. Kari Jobe)
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I will walk through the fire
Walk through the darkest night
I will walk through the flood
I won't be overcome, I won't be overcome
I will walk through the trial
Walk through the valley of fear
I will walk through the storm
I won't be overcome, I won't be overcome
For the lord is,
He is able, he is faithful,
Higher than the mountains that I face
Every season, I will press on
For God alone, is on the throne
I will walk in your the promise
Walk in your victory
I will walk in your power
I won't be overcome, I won't be overcome
On the throne
Glorious, victorious
Sovereign over all
On the throne
Infinite, magnificent
Reigning over all
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