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Praise Be to God
04:18
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You're coming back for us despite our sinful lives
For Your death has made us clean
And Your life makes us complete
Praise be to God in the highest
We bow before our King
Shouting His name from the mountains
Falling to our knees
Eternity proclaims Your glory and Your fame
Lord, all Your hands have made
Will forever praise Your name
Come and saturate our hearts with Your love
Take Your glory we could never give enough
Send Your presence, let it fall in this place
The walls will shake, Your glory cannot be contained
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Wonderful Work
03:49
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I keep returning to the mess that I've made
But my heart is yearning just to walk in Your grace
The marvelous mercy You so humbly displayed
Now is the freedom I can claim everyday
You have rescued us out of the darkness
You have carried our souls into light
Through Jesus we find sweet redemption and life
Oh the wonderful work of Christ
The shroud of darkness can no longer bind me
For the power of Jesus set the human race free
Our freedom now purchased, we all hold to key
To shed this worthless depravity
He welcomes us into the kingdom of
Redemption and light, we'll never find
A greater love
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Jonathan Joiner Hoschton, Georgia
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