Let Every Voice
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Let Every Voice
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Praises to the holy One
For the wonders You have done
Praise in every tribe and tongue
Jesus to You be sung
Praise Him for His mighty power
Sun and moon and stars bow down
Praise in all creation now
Jesus to You resounds
Chorus:
Let every voice, let every song
Let every instrument and sound
Declare the wonders of our God
Let all Your holy ones proclaim the glory of our Saviour's name
Let all the earth resound with praise, Jesus to You
Angels help us to adore
As we bow our hearts in awe
Praise and honour evermore
Jesus to You our Lord
Bridge:
Let everything that lives and breathes
Let every mountain, every sea reflect the beauty of our God
Let every heart burst into song
Let every word upon my tongue declare the praise of who You are
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Paul Oakley performs "Let Every Voice", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Oakley catalog on LyroVerse.
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