May The Lamb
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May The Lamb
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You are merciful and mighty You are high and lifted up
Draw all men to You, draw all men to You
You are Lord over the harvest You are high and lifted up
Draw all men to You, draw all men to You
Upon the cross Your Son bore all man's shame
A spotless Lamb His blood then made a way
To You oh God let all men call upon Your name
May the Lamb that was slain
Receive the rewards of His suffering
May the Lamb that was slain
Have a soul placed in His crown
You are merciful and mighty You are crowned with many crowns
Draw all men to You, draw all men to You
You are Lord over the harvest and Your fields are white with souls
Draw all men to You, draw all men to You
You are high and lifted up, draw all men to You
You are high and lifted up, draw all men to You
To the Lamb that was slain be glory
To the Lamb that was slain be honor
To the Lamb that was slain be power
To the Lamb that was slain.
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Jeremy Horn performs "May The Lamb", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeremy Horn catalog on LyroVerse.
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