Mourning Into Dancing
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Mourning Into Dancing
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Chorus:
You have turned my mourning into dancing, Lord
Now my feet are filled with your praise
You have clothed my spirit with a robe of joy
You've cast my sorrow away
For Your anger last but a moment, Lord
And my tears endure for the night
But Your favor lasts for a lifetime, Lord
My joy returns with the morning light
For . . .
Chorus
All my foes lose heart when they hear my voice
For I speak in Jesus' Name
They turn back in fear at the sound of praise
I'll not keep silent, I must proclaim
That . . .
Chorus
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Steve Green performs "Mourning Into Dancing", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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