Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Mass Choir
Canonical path: /full-gospel-baptist-fellowship-mass-choir/shabach
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Shabach
Read Shabach lyrics by Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Mass Choir on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Shabach
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Chorus
Shabach, hallelujah.
Barak, praise the Lord.
Shabach, hallelujah.
Barak, praise the Lord.
Verse 1
Yadah, extend your hands.
Towdah, lift up your hands.
Taquah, means to clap your hands.
Chorus
Verse 2
Tehilah, means to sing.
Halal, means to celebrate.
Kara, means to dance.
Bridge
Shabach, hallelujah;
Barak.
Vamp
Shabach
Barak
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Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Mass Choir performs "Shabach", and this lyric page sits inside the Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Mass Choir catalog on LyroVerse.
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