Come Before His Presence
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Come Before His Presence
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Come before His presence with thanksgiving
Enter into His courts with praise
And be thankful unto Him
And be thankful unto Him
For he is worthy, worthy of all praise
Make a joyful noise unto the Lord
And sing unto Him all ye lands
And be thankful unto Him
You oughta be thankful unto Him
He is worthy, he's worthy of praise
For the Lord is good, and His mercy is everlasting
And His truth endureth forever
And be thankful unto Him
And be thankful unto Him
For he is worthy of all prai-ai-ai-aise
All prai-ai-ai-ai-ais
For he is worthy of all prai-ai-ai-aise
All prai-ai-ai-ai-ais
For he is worthy, worthy of all
Praise
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Richard Smallwood performs "Come Before His Presence", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Smallwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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