Your House
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Your House
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Come out of the dark, and in from the cold
Join the song of the earth, born in the heavens
See His glory like fire, rising like smoke
One voice calling out, the King is among us
He is good, His love endure
He is good, and His love endure
We come into Your house, we come into Your house
We come into Your house, with thanksgiving and praise
We come into Your house, we come into Your house
We come into Your house, with thanksgiving and praise
All for Your name
Oh we have this hold, firm and secure
Now we enter in, alive in the promise
He is good, His love endure
For the Lord is good
And His love endures forever
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