Bless Me (Prayer Of Jabez)
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Bless Me (Prayer Of Jabez)
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Bless Me, Bless Me, O Lord, bless me indeed,
Enlarge my territory. O Lord bless me indeed.
Chorus
I pray for increase
Bless me indeed
I pray for increase
Increase, increase, O Lord, bless me indeed,
Enlarge my territory. O Lord bless me indeed
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Keep your hands upon me. That no evil cannot harm me. Sunshine and rain, sickness and pain, God I humbly come to you. Enlarge my territory, Enlarge my territory. O Lord bless me indeed.
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