Unto Thee
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Unto Thee
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Unto thee oh Lord, i dedicate my service unto thee oh Lord, in truth I give my worship
behold the king, of glory, strong, and mighty
I love to be in the presence of your majesty
I lift my hands,I lift my voice unto the lord,
I give my life I give my soul for my reward I submit my all Unto Thee
Repeat Chorus
I live to praise and please you oh god of all the heavens and earth the father who's so high and holy
deep in my temple rest (oh) a heart that will never be persuaded not to serve you
I lift my hands I lift my voice (ooh unto the lord oh oh)
I give my life I give my soul (for my reward come on)
I give my life and I give my soul
for my rewards
I submit it unto thee
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