Creation King
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Creation King
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All creation is a song
Waiting to be sung
All of nature like a prayer
Waiting for a tongue
For who will give it voice
And make its anthem ring
Or rise to lead a choir
Of all created things?
Lord hear your people sing
Blessing honour glory power
To Creations' King
Songs of earth and songs of heaven
Join as one to bring
Blessing honour glory power
To Creations' King
All the nations are a song
Waiting to be sung
Every instrument and voice
Created for the One
The Maker of all things
The Majesty above
Who bought us back from death
With such a costly love
What praise could be enough?
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Who performs "Creation King"?
Graham Kendrick performs "Creation King", and this lyric page sits inside the Graham Kendrick catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Above The Clash Of Creeds and Ain't Nothing Like It with a short reason for opening each page next.
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