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Artist: Lucinda Moore
Canonical path: /lucinda-moore/praise-him
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Praise Him
Read Praise Him lyrics by Lucinda Moore on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Praise Him
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There's a Praise
In this house
Everybody dance
Before him
There's a Praise
In this house
I can feel him now
He's high and lifted up
His train fills the temple
He reigns upon the throne
He's God and God alone
There's a worship
In this house
Everybody bow
Before him
There's a worship
In this house
I can feel him now
He's high and lifted up
His train fills the temple
He reigns upon the throne
He's God and God alone
Praise him
Lift those hands
And praise him
Praise him
God is here
Jehovah
Jirah my provider
Jehovah, Nisse
God is with me
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Lucinda Moore performs "Praise Him", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucinda Moore catalog on LyroVerse.
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