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Artist: Juanita Bynum
Canonical path: /juanita-bynum/more-than-enough
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More Than Enough
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More Than Enough
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More Than Enough
Written by Robert Gay
Performed by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir,
Kim Stratton, Pauline Taylor-Hunt, and
Vickie Winans
Jehovah Jireh
You're my provider
You're more than enough for me
Jehovah Rapha
You're my healer
By Your stripes
I've been set free
Jehovah Shamma
You are with me
To supply all of my needs
You're more than enough
So much more than enough
More than enough for me
(Repeat 2 times)
Lead: ad-libs
Choir responds: More than enough
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