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Artist: John P. Kee
Canonical path: /john-p-kee/thou-art-worthy
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Thou Art Worthy
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Thou Art Worthy
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Chorus:
Holy Lamb, Thou art worthy,
worthy of all of all of the praise.
Holy lamb, Thou art worthy,
oh, how we reverence Your name.
Verse:
I must tell of my new life
and what it means to me (true meaning)
to lift my hands and to praise and worship Thee.
Chorus
Bridge:
Oh, how we worship, adore You,
we love You, extol You,
honor and reverence Your name.
Vamp:
Holy Lamb.
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