Over All The Earth
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Over All The Earth
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Come and see what god has done
He offered up his only son
For the world he loves
For the world he loves
Come and lift your eyes to see
Jesus christ the risen king
He's alive in us
He's alive in us
Over all the earth, let a song arise to god
He has given us this life
So we shout it, so we shout it
Over all the earth, there will be a sound of praise
For the glory of his name
We will shout it, we will shout it
Over all the earth
He has made my heart to sing
To dance for all he's done for me
He is my god
He is my god
Every nation, tribe and tongue
Young and old, together come
He is our song
He is our song
Our god is everlasting
His light will never fade away
He is the hope of our salvation
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Kristian Stanfill performs "Over All The Earth", and this lyric page sits inside the Kristian Stanfill catalog on LyroVerse.
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