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Artist: Jami Smith
Canonical path: /jami-smith/psalm-63
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Psalm 63
Read Psalm 63 lyrics by Jami Smith on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 63
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O God You are my God
Earnestly I seek You
My body longs for You
My soul thirsts for You
In a dry and weary land
Where there is no stream
You extend Your gracious hand
And give life to me
I've seen You in Your temple
And beheld Your glory
Because Your love is better
Than all around me
I will praise You all my days
As long as I can sing
In Your name I lift my hands
To worship Thee
My soul will be satisfied
With abundant riches
I think of You in the night
How I need Your mercy
Because You are my help
I will pray and sing
Resting daily in the shadow of Your wing
O God You are my God
Earnestly I seek You
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Jami Smith performs "Psalm 63", and this lyric page sits inside the Jami Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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