Come In
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Come In
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Let your glory fill this house (repeat)
Let the gragrace of a sweet smelling savor
Fill the temple
Remove all the fear and doubt
So Your glory can fill this house
Let Your presence fill this house (repeat)
Let the essence of a sweet smelling savor
Fill the temple
Remove all fear and doubt
So Your presence can fill this house
Let the glory fill this house (repeat)
Let the fragrance of a fresh anointing
Fill the temple
Destroy the yoke of doubt
So Your anointing can fill this house
Chorus
Come in the house (2X's)
Jesus You are welcome
Come in the house
Let Your glory fill the house
Glory fill the house
Jesus You are welcome
Let Your glory fill the house
Let Your presence fill the house
Let Your power fill the house
Let Your love fill the house
Jesus You are elcome
Come in the house
Thank you
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