For Your Name Is To Be Praised
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For Your Name Is To Be Praised
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Verse:
Lord, we love You, we adore You,
we give Your name the praise,
Altos: praise...
Tenors: praise...
Sopranos: praise...
All: ooh.
We give You all the honor and glory,
for Your name is to be praised.
Bridge:
Your name is holy,
Your name is great.
We come before Your presence with praises,
for Your name is to be praised.
Vamp:
Praise Him, praise Him.
Praise Him, give Him the praise.
Ending:
Sopranos:
For Your name is to be praised.
Altos:
For Your name is to be praised.
Tenors:
For Your name is to be praised.
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