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Rejoice

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Rejoice

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Oh your people are dancing

Oh singing and shouting

To the one who is worthy

Oh you are worthy

We call upon your name

To inhabit all our praise

You are worthy

Rejoice, Rejoice

Let our praises resound

Lift up your voice

For His grace we have found

Rejoice, Rejoice

That His love may abound

Lift up your voice

Let the nations sing out

Oh we give this offering

To Almighty God our King

Oh we're gonna rise and sing

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