Glorious (Make the Praise)
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Glorious (Make the Praise)
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When you come into His presence
Lifting up the name of Jesus
And you hear the music playing
And you see the people praising
Just forget about your worry
Leave your troubles all behind you
Don't you wait another minute
Just get up and on your feet and
(Chorus)
Get to dancin', singin', jumpin', leapin'
Get to shoutin', make it loud and make it glorious
Start rejoicin', praisin', liftin', raisin'
Get the shoutin', make it loud and
Make His praise glorious, glorious
I was created to make His praise glorious
I was created to make His praise
Glorious, glorious
Yes I was, yes I was
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