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Artist: Donnie Mcclurkin
Canonical path: /mcclurkin-donnie/psalm-27
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Psalm 27
Read Psalm 27 lyrics by Donnie Mcclurkin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 27
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Chorus 1:
One thing that I desired from the Lord,
that one thing that I'll seek for,
that I may dwell in house and inquire in His temple,
and behold the beauty of the Lord,
Beautiful Savior, Beautiful Savior.
Verse:
I don't worry and I'm not dismayed,
I'll never will run away, I won't fear the enemy.
When they come at me, they're gonna fall,
for Your power will conquer all
there's just one place I want to be,
that place is....
Chorus 1
Verse
Chorus 2:
One thing that I desired from the Lord,
that one thing will I seek for,
(that I may dwell in house and inquire in His temple),
and behold the beauty of the Lord.
Vamp 1:
Beautiful Savior, yeah, yeah,
Beautiful Savior, yeah,
Beautiful Savior, yeah,
wonderful Jesus.
Vamp 2:
So beautiful.
Vamp 1
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