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I see the Lord

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I see the Lord

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I see the Lord

And He is seated on the throne

The train of His robe

Is filling the heavens

I see the Lord

And He is shining like the sun

His eyes full of fire

His voice like the waters

Surrounding His throne

Are thousands singing

Holy holy holy

Is the Lord God Almighty

Holy holy holy

Is the Lord

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