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Artist: James Fortune
Canonical path: /james-fortune/make-a-sound
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Make a Sound
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Make a Sound
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We enter in with hearts of praise
To honor you the God of grace
Receive our hearts, our offering
We bring to you the Sovereign King
With cries of worship, purified hearts we come
Make a sound (Make a sound)
Make it loud (Make it loud)
For the King (for the King)
Mighty God (Mighty God)
Come one lets give him a sound, a sound of worship
That’s what He wants
That’s what He desires today
A sound of praise
Take over this place
Invade our space Lord
Oh
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