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Artist: John P. Kee
Canonical path: /john-p-kee/let-us-adore-him
Related lyric paths: 6
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Let Us Adore Him
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Let Us Adore Him
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Now that we know who He is
Worship Him for His coming is near
Share it on every mountain
Share it on every hill
Chorus
He's worthy
He's worthy
Worthy of all of the praise
Let us worship Him,
Reverence His Holy name
Come all ye children of God
With adoration let's praise the Lord
Chorus
Come
Let us adore Him (4x)
Let us worship Him (2x)
Let us exalt Him (2x)
Let us adore Him (2x)
Oh come let us adore Him
Christ the Lord
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