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Sing to the Lord

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Sing to the Lord

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Sing to the Lord for He is good

Give thanks to Him

Tell all the world of all He's done

Come lift your voice to worship Him

Come shout aloud

Open up you gates, you ancient doors

Let His glory in

Chorus:

Hallelujah, King Forever

All the earth will bow

God most holy, You're so worthy

We will praise You now

He is a God of favour, mercy and grace

He reaches out with arms held wide

Who is this King of glory?

He's Lord of all

Open up you gates, you ancient doors

Let His glory in

Bridge:

Let the heavens rejoice, let the earth be glad

Let the seas resound with praise

Let us join as one, with creation's song

Lifting up a sound of praise

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