Hearts Sing Louder
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Hearts Sing Louder
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May our hearts sing louder than our voices Jesus
For the only one worthy is the one who freed us
May our hearts sing louder than our voices Jesus
And let it be pleasing to you oh lord
We dance
And we praise
And we lift our hearts and say
Holy, holy, holy is the lord our God
May our hearts sing louder than our voices Jesus
For the only one worthy is the one who freed us
May our hearts sing louder than our voices Jesus
And let it be pleasing to you oh lord
We dance
And we praise
And we lift our hearts and say
Holy, holy, holy is the lord our God (repeat)
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