Father, Let Your Kingdom Come
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Father, Let Your Kingdom Come
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Hallelu, hallelujah
Father, let Your kingdom come
May the works of my hands bring You joy
May the works of my hands bring You joy
May the works of my hands bring You joy
May the works of my hands bring You joy
May the words from my mouth speak Your peace
May the words from my mouth speak Your peace
May the words from my mouth speak Your peace
May the words from my mouth speak Your peace
You make all things new
You make all things new
In places we don’t choose
You make all things new (to refrain)
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