Let Everything That Hath Breath
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Let Everything That Hath Breath
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Verse:
Let everything that hath breath,
praise Him, all ye lands.
Just praise Him, lift up those hands,
and praise Him,
bless His holy name,
bless His holy name.
Verse 2:
Let everything that hath breath,
praise Him, all ye lands,
just praise Him, lift up those hands,
(repeat as desired)
just praise Him,
bless His holy...
Vamp 1:
Clap those hands all ye lands,
it's time to praise Him.
Move those feet, get out of your seat,
it's time to praise Him.
Vamp 2:
It's time to praise Him.
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