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Artist: Shalom Jerusalem
Canonical path: /shalom-jerusalem/introit-jerusalem-of-goldma-tovu-o-how-good
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Introit- Jerusalem Of Gold/Ma Tovu (O How Good)
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Introit- Jerusalem Of Gold/Ma Tovu (O How Good)
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And in Thy great compassion
I will come into Thy house
There I will bow
There I will fear
Thy holiness O Lord
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