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Artist: Smokie Norful
Canonical path: /smokie-norful/psalm-64
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Psalm 64
Read Psalm 64 lyrics by Smokie Norful on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 64
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Chorus
Hear my voice oh God
In my prayer
Preserve my life
From fear of the enemy
Hide me from the secret counsel
Of the wicked
From the insurrection
Of the workers of iniquity
Chorus (Repeat Twice)
Hear my cry oh God
Oh god, oh God, oh God
And please attend unto my prayers
Hear our prayer Oh Lord
We can't make it without you
We need you now
Chorus
Now unto him who is able
To keep me from falling
Amen
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Smokie Norful performs "Psalm 64", and this lyric page sits inside the Smokie Norful catalog on LyroVerse.
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