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Artist: William McDowell
Canonical path: /william-mcdowell/downpour
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Downpour
Read Downpour lyrics by William McDowell on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Downpour
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[Verse 1:]
We are dry and thirsty
Lord, we need a saturation
A time of refreshing
Let Your Glory rain down
Let it fill us to running over, running over
[Chorus:]
Open up the gates
Flood us with Your rain
Manifest Your Glory Lord
We're thirsty for downpour
[Verse 2:]
We can see the rain clouds
As they gather overhead
We're ready to see them break
Send us living water
Let it fill us to running over, running over
[Vamp:]
Say Yes [x4]
Rain down in this place
And fill us to
Running over [x6]
[Chorus]
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William McDowell performs "Downpour", and this lyric page sits inside the William McDowell catalog on LyroVerse.
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