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Artist: Jason Upton
Canonical path: /jason-upton/chop-down-the-tree
Related lyric paths: 6
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Chop Down The Tree
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Chop Down The Tree
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How great are God's signs
Mighty are His wonders
His Kingdom has no end
Through all generations
A tree so tall it was visible to all
Fruit so abundant
The birds and beasts lived under it
A holy one said
A holy one said
A holy one said
A holy one said
Chop down the tree
Strip off and scatter all the fruit
Chop down the tree
Let the birds and beasts flee
For I am God no kingdom comes above me
For I am God no Kingdom comes above me
For I am God no Kingdom comes above me
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