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Artist: Mary Alessi
Canonical path: /mary-alessi/blessed-be-the-lord
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Blessed Be The Lord
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Blessed Be The Lord
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Blessed be the Lord
Who reigns forevermore
Blessed be the Lord God Almighty
Come on everybody
(Come on everybody)
Get up on your feet
(Get up on your feet)
Put your hands together
(Put your hands together)
Let's magnify His name
(Let's magnify His name)
He is the King of kings
He is the Lord of lords
He is the Holy One
Who reigns forevermore
Bendecido sea el Señor
Que reina por siempre hoy
Bendecido sea el Señor Poderoso
(BRIDGE)
Olé olé olé
Olé olé olé
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Mary Alessi performs "Blessed Be The Lord", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Alessi catalog on LyroVerse.
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