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Artist: Scandinavian Metal Praise
Canonical path: /scandinavian-metal-praise/praise-adonai
Related lyric paths: 6
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Praise Adonai
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Praise Adonai
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Who is like Him
the lion and the lamb
Seated on the throne
Mountains bow down
Every ocean roars
to the Lord of hosts
Praise Adonai
From the raising of the sun
to the end of every day
Praise Adonai
all the nations of the earth
all the angels and the saints
sing praise
Who is like Him
who can change your life
amd heal your wounds
and make you holy again
Mountains bow down
Every ocean roars
to the Lord of hosts
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Scandinavian Metal Praise performs "Praise Adonai", and this lyric page sits inside the Scandinavian Metal Praise catalog on LyroVerse.
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