Whole Earth
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Whole Earth
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Mist slowly rising,
The veil gently lifted
Revealing the splendour
Of another new day.
The valleys and hillsides
Are the prints of your fingers,
All lifting their faces
To the call of your name.
And I hear it beginning,
A feeling arising,
And a sense of your presence
In all I survey.
And the mountains and the hills
Shall break forth before you
With shouts of joy
And words of praise,
And the sunlight that glistens
Upon the waters
Will lift my heart
Once again,
And the whole earth,
The whole earth shall praise your name.
Flashes of scarlet
And glimpses of purple,
Echoes of birdsong
And the whisper of rain.
So intense an outpouring
Is bemusing my senses,
Creation responding
To the call of your name.
And I hear it beginning...
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Eden's Bridge performs "Whole Earth", and this lyric page sits inside the Eden's Bridge catalog on LyroVerse.
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