Judith Christie McAllister
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Let's Praise The Lord

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Judith Christie McAllister Canonical path: /judith-christie-mcallister/let-s-praise-the-lord Related lyric paths: 4
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Let's Praise The Lord

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The name of the lord, it is a strong tower

The righteous run in and they are safe

The name of the lord is a shield and defender

Through it we are made free

Lift him high, for all the world to see

Lift him high, till he speaks from eternity

Lift him high, oh, oh, oh

Lift up the name of jesus

He's worthy of all the praise

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