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Artist: Suzy Wills Yaraei
Canonical path: /suzy-wills-yaraei/psalm-91
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Psalm 91
Read Psalm 91 lyrics by Suzy Wills Yaraei on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 91
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V1:
He who dwells in the secret place
Of the most high
Shall abide under the shadow
Of the almighty
Chorus 1:
I have set my love upon you (3x's)
And you deliver me and you lift me up
V 2:
I will say of the lord you are my refuge
I will not be afraid of the terror
In the night time
I will say of the lord i will trust in you
I will not be afraid of the arrows
In the day time
Chorus 2:
I will call and you answer (3 x's)
And satisfy me with your salvation
Chorus 3:
You have laid your love upon me (3 x's)
And i am at rest in your shade
I'm at rest, lord
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