Great Is The Lord (psalm 48)
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Great Is The Lord (psalm 48)
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Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised
Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised
Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised
Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised
In the city of our God
In the city of our God
In the city of out God
In the mountain of His holiness
Let Mount Zion rejoice
Let Mount Zion rejoice
Let Mount Zion rejoice
In the city of our God
In the city of our God
In the city of our God
In the mountain of His holiness
VAMP:
Worship Him
Praise His name
Worship Him
Praise His name (Rejoice)
In the city of our God
In the city of our God
In the city of our God
In the mountain of His holiness
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