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Artist: Richard Smallwood
Canonical path: /richard-smallwood/highest-praise
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Highest Praise
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Highest Praise
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Verse 1:
Lord we love You,
Lord we adore You,
we exalt You,
we lift You up,
all the glory, we give it to You;
for Your blessings, we lift You up.
Chorus:
Hallelujah is the highest praise (4x);
we love You, we bless You,
we lift lift You up.
Verse 2:
When we think of all Your goodness,
we're compelled Lord to lift You up;
lifting hands and lifting voices,
with our hearts Lord, we lift You up.
Chorus
Vamp:
Higher
Ending:
We love You, we bless You,
we lift You up.
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Richard Smallwood performs "Highest Praise", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Smallwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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