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O Come Let Us Adore Him

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Worship Canonical path: /worship/o-come-let-us-adore-him Related lyric paths: 6
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O Come Let Us Adore Him

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O come let us adore Him

O come let us adore Him

O come let us adore Him

Christ the Lord.

For He alone is worthy

For He alone is worthy

For He alone is worthy

Christ the Lord.

He's the lily of the valley

He's the lily of the valley

He's the lily of the valley

Christ the Lord.

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