Praise His Holy Name
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Praise His Holy Name
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Verse 1:
Everytime I think of the goodness of God
and all that He's done for me;
my soul cries out,
"hallelujah, thank You, Lord for saving me".
Chorus:
Hallelujah, praise His holy name;
He's been good to me.
Hallelujah, praise His holy name;
thank You, Lord for saving me.
Verse 2:
Down through the years the Lord has been good,
His wonders still untold.
I'll never forget what He's done for me,
and when He saved my soul.
Chorus
Bridge:
Hallelujah
Vamp:
Hallelujah, praise His holy name.
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Georgia Mass Choir performs "Praise His Holy Name", and this lyric page sits inside the Georgia Mass Choir catalog on LyroVerse.
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