Let There Be Praise
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Let There Be Praise
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Chorus
We have come into this house
To magnify the Lord
Lift up holy hands, make a joyful noise
Holy Spirit have your way
Let there be praise in the house today, Praise in the house today
(repeat)
Bridge
Oh magnify the Lord with me, let us exalt his name together
As we enetr into the house of our Lord
We'll sing praises, praises to our King.
(repeat chorus)
Breakdown
Let there be praise, let there be praise in the house today
Let there be praise, praise in the house today
(Repeat taken this section up an octave)
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