Come Let Us Adore Him
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Come Let Us Adore Him
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Verse 1:
Come let us adore Him,
kneel down before Him;
we have entered into this place
to give Him praise, praise.
He's Jehovah Jireh,
He's God our provider;
yes, He is worthy,
He's worthy of all the praise, praise.
Verse 2:
Come let us adore Him,
kneel down before Him;
we have entered into this place
to give Him praise, praise.
From the rising of the sun,
until the going down of the same;
yes, He is worthy,
He's worthy of all the praise, praise
We've just come to tell you...
Vamp 1:
God is worthy,
yes, He is worthy.
He's worthy,
yes He is worthy of glory and honor.
Vamp 2:
Come let us adore Him,
kneel down before Him.
Vamp 1
Vamp 2
Vamp 1
Ending:
He's worthy,
yes, God is worthy
of all the praise.
He's worthy,
yes, God is worthy
of all the praise.
He's worthy,
He's worthy of all the praise, praise.
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