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Artist: Sean Feucht
Canonical path: /sean-feucht/how-good-and-pleasant
Related lyric paths: 6
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How Good And Pleasant
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How Good And Pleasant
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How good and pleasant it is
When brothers dwell together
It's like the oil pouring down
He commands his blessings forever
It's flowing down, down, down
Over us
How good and pleasant it is
When brothers dwell together
There is no competition here
It's time to celebrate each other
How truly wonderful
How truly beautiful
When we are loving each other
No greater sacrifice
Than laying down your life
For your friend and your brother
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