Hallellujah Song
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Hallellujah Song
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With the choir of angels singing,
And the realm of heavenly hosts
As those elders humbly bow,
I'd love to come to Your throne with a simple song
With the little creatures speaking,
Praise and praise and praise again
With the company of heaven,
I'd love to come to Your throne with a song of love
Hallelujah, Jesus, hallelujah, hallelu
Hallelujah, Jesus, pouring out my heart to You
I would bring this praise like insense
Rising to Your throne above
Fill the air with heart-filled songs
Harmony and melody for the One I Love
Who can tell the adoration
That will rise up to Your throne
Every knee that day shall bow
To the King of kings, the Holy One, the only One
We'll all be singing...
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Matt Redman performs "Hallellujah Song", 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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