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Artist: Karl Kohlhase
Canonical path: /karl-kohlhase/speak-lord-your-word
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Speak, Lord, Your Word
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Speak, Lord, Your Word
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Speak, Lord, Your Word
Your servant is attentive and awake
Speak, Lord, Your Word
My heart is eager to obey
Speak, Lord, Your Word
Make it heard in my heart
Speak, Lord, Your Word
Make it heard in my heart
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In my heart
Lord, to whom shall I go?
You alone have the Words of eternal life.
In my heart
Alleuia!
In my heart
Glory to You Lord Jesus Christ!
In my heart
Speak, Lord, Your Word
Your servant is attentive and awake
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