I Love To Sing
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I Love To Sing
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I love to sing sing sing I love to sing
Sing about the beauty in God's plan
I love to sing sing sing I love to sing
Singing a song I understand
Early in the morning at the first dawning
I hear the beauty in a song
When the birds start singing when the hills start ringing
Inviting the world to sing along
The majestic mountains overflowing fountains
God paints a picture of pure love
In every flower blooming by the hour
Kissed by the sunshine up above
What a revelation of God's creation
Singing about the beauty in the land
Great expectation what a real sensation
He holds the world right in His hand
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Vernon Oxford performs "I Love To Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Vernon Oxford catalog on LyroVerse.
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