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Artist: John P. Kee
Canonical path: /john-p-kee/it-s-time-to-praise-the-lord
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It's Time To Praise The Lord
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It's Time To Praise The Lord
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Verse 1
It's time to praise the Lord,
oh, it's time to praise the Lord.
Oh don't you wait, it might be too late;
it's time to praise the Lord.
Verse 2
It's time to magnify Him,
oh, it's time to magnify Him.
Oh, don't you wait, it might be too late;
it's time to praise the Lord.
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Oh, just can't stop praising Him,
just can't stop praising Him,
just can stop praising the Lord.
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