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Psalm 90

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Psalm 90

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Satisfy us in the morning with your love

Satisfy us in the morning with your love

That we may sing for joy

And be glad in all our days

Satisfy us in the morning with your love

Match the days lord of our sorrow with your joy

Match the days lord of our sorrow with your joy

May your deeds be always known

To the ones you call your own

Match the days lord of our sorrow with your joy

May the favor of the lord

Rest upon us and our land

And establish for us all

The work of our hands

Yes the work of our hands

Lord for us you have been a refuge from age to age

Lord for us you have been a refuge from age to age

Before the mountains were formed

And the earth and the world brought forth

You are the everlasting lord

May the favor of the lord

Rest upon us and our land

And establish for us all

The work of our hands

Yes the work of our hands

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