Judith McAllister
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Joy of the Lord

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Judith McAllister Canonical path: /judith-mcallister/joy-of-the-lord Related lyric paths: 6
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Joy of the Lord

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The joy of the Lord is my strength

The joy of the Lord is my strength

The joy of the Lord it is my strength

(Verse)

In my dark and weakest hour

Your joy is there to give me power

To be what you've called me to be

And when I'm down, and feeling low

The joy You give, it overflows

So I receive, I lift my hands and say

The strength of the Lord is my joy

The strength of the Lord is my joy

The strength of the Lord it is my joy

The joy of the Lord I receive

The joy of the Lord I receive

The joy of the Lord I now receive

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