All Glory
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All Glory
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We enter Your gates with thanksgiving
And with thanksgiving
We enter Your gates
We pour out Your praise
In Your presence
And in Your presence
We pour out Your praise
And the song we sing
We sing forevermore
All glory to the Father
All glory to the Son
All glory to the Spirit
The Spirit of our God
As it was in the beginning
And will be in the end
All glory to Your everlasting name
This is the sound of the forgiven
A song of freedom
O Jesus, on and on Your name resounds
We lift up a shout
For You are risen
And now we are risen
Come on and pour His praises out
And the song we sing
We sing forevermore
And the song we sing
We sing for You alone
Come on and pour His praises out
Come on and sing His praises now
And as we pour Your praises out
Your glory’s shining all around
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Matt Redman performs "All Glory", and this lyric page sits inside the Matt Redman catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Glory Hallelujah and Never Once with a short reason for opening each page next.
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