Hallelujah: You're Worthy
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Hallelujah: You're Worthy
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Chorus)
Hallelujah, You're worthy to be praised
Hallelujah, You're worthy to be praised
Hallelujah, You're worthy to be praised
Hallelujah, You're worthy to be praised
(Verse)
I lift my hands I praise You Lord
I bow my head I honor You Lord
I lift my hands I praise You Lord
I bow my head I honor You Lord
(Repeat Chorus)
(Repeat Verse)
(Repeat Chorus)
(Vamp)
Hallelujah You're worthy
Hallelujah we praise Your name
Hallelujah so worthy
Hallelujah
Lord we lift You up!
(repeat)
Lord we lift You up!
(repeat)
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