Holy And Righteous
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Holy And Righteous
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Holy and righteous is thy name O Lord
Holy and righteous is thy name
Every knee shall bow and every tongue must confess that
Holy and righteous is thy name
King of kings and Lord of Lords of Lords
King of kings and Lord of Lords
The whole earth is full of thy glory
The whole earth is full of thy grace
The whole earth is full of thy mercy
Holy and righteous is thy name
Holy
Thou art (Righteous)
You are (Holy)
Thou art (Righteous)
O (Holy)
Lord (Righteous)
Yeah yeah yeah yeah (Holy)
You're worthy (Righteous)
O Oyeah (Holy)
Lord your name is (Righteous)
Everyday your (Holy)
Yeah (Righteous)
Is thy name (Holy)
Holy (Righteous)
Holy and righteous is thy name (3x)
Holy is thy name (2x), yeah
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