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Artist: Shane Bernard
Canonical path: /shane-bernard/737
Related lyric paths: 6
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737
Read 737 lyrics by Shane Bernard on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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737
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How'd You get that shade of green?
awesome, splendor, majesty!
where'd You find the notes to play?
glory and honor to Your name!
my life, but a grain of sand
Your life, so worthy of...!
how amazing is a 737 taking off
laying down all of me
that i might rejoice in all of You, Holy view
all that is beautiful
all creation bow to the majesty of God
every knee shall bow, and i will bow, and we will bow
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Who performs "737"?
Shane Bernard performs "737", and this lyric page sits inside the Shane Bernard catalog on LyroVerse.
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