Greater Is He
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Greater Is He
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Death cannot conquer me
Or stand against my family
And though there may be an enemy
Great is He that is in me
The weight of sin is my disease
But Jesus bore the stripes for me
And though there may be suffering
Greater is He that is in me
Greater is He, greater is He, the Lamb has overcome
Greater is He, greater is He, the victory is won
It's finished, it's done, God's only Son, has conquered the enemy
Greater is He, greater is He that is in me
He blood was shed on Calvary
The price He paid to ransom me
And now the grave has lost it's sting
Greater is He that is in me
Greater is He, greater is He, the Lamb has overcome
Greater is He, greater is He, the victory is won
It's finished, it's done, God's only Son, has conquered the enemy
Greater is He, greater is He that is in me
No longer defeated, for the power of Jesus
Has risen, has conquered, now living in me (living in me)
Greater is He, greater is He that is in me
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