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Artist: Mary J. Blige
Canonical path: /mary-j-blige/thank-you-lord-interlude
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Thank You Lord (Interlude)
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Thank You Lord (Interlude)
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Oh, I, I, I, I, I
How can I say thanks to you
From the bottom of my heart
I wanna say
I give thanks to You
(Thanks to You)
I owe it all to You
Lord, I thank you
Thank you, Jesus
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