| How great is our God
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| Sing with me, how great is our God
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| All will see how great is our God
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| How great is our God
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| Sing with me, how great is our God
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| All will see, how great, how great, is our God
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| Name above all names
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| Worthy of all praise
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| And my heart will sing how great is our God
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| Name above all names
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| Worthy of all praise
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| And my heart will sing how great is our God
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| How great is our God
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| Sing with me, how great is our God
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| All will see how great is our God
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| How great, is our God
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| Sing with me, how great is our God
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| All will see, how great, how great, how great, how great, how great, how great,
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| is our God
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| The first, is that God is better than the world’s best thing
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| God is better than the best thing that the world has to offer
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| Magnify, magnify, lift it on high
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| Spit it Spotify to qualify a spot on his side
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| I cannot modify or ratify, my momma made me apple pies
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| Lullabies and alibis
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| The book don’t end with Malachi
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| Devil will win employee of the month by the dozen
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| Till one score in three years from the third when he doesn’t
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| My village raised 'em a child, come through the crib and it’s bustin'
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| You meet anyone from my city, they gon' say that we cousins
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| Shabach barak, edify
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| Electrified the enemy like Hedwig till he petrefied
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| Any petty Peter Petigrew could get the pesticide
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| 79th, 79th, I don’t believe in science
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| I believe in signs
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| Don’t believe in signing, I see dollar signs
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| Color white collar crime
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| Good God, the gift of freedom
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| Hosena Santa invoked and woke up slaves from south Hampton to Chatham Manor
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| My dream girl’s is behind me, feel like I’m James Early
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| The type of worship make Jesus come back a day early
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| With the faith of a pumpkin-seed-sized mustard seed
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| Here, for I will speak noble things as they trusted me
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| Only righteous, I might just shrug at the skullduggery
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| I couldn’t stand to see another rapper lose custody
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| Exalt, Exalt, glorify
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| Descend upon the earth with swords and fortify the borders where your shoulders
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| lies
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| I used to hide from God
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| Ducked down in the slums like «shhh»
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| I was lost in the jungle like Simba after the death of Mufasa
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| No hog, no meerkat, hakuna matata by day
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| But I spent my night time fighting tears back
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| I prayed and prayed and left messages but never got no hear back
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| Or so it seemed
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| A mustard seed was all I needed to sow a dream
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| I build the ark, gently, gently, I rowed my boat down Noah’s stream
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| Sometimes the path I took to reach my petty goals was so extreme
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| I was so far down in the mud couldn’t even let my light shine
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| But she was always there when I needed to phone a friend or use a life line
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| From a lofty height, wage won
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| The poltergeist to exalt the Christ
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| Spark the dark with the pulse of light
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| Strike a corpse with a pulse of life
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| I spit on the Tidal of tidal waves
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| I spit on the Apple and kill a worm
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| A fire in Cali will swallow a valley for every African village burned
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| Jay Elect would’ve never made it
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| 'O son of man, O' son of man
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| Who was the angel in Revelations with the foot on water and the foot on land
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| Who was the angel that rode a Harley from the project to the house of Parliament
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| And opened the book in the Devil’s chamber and put the true name of the Lord in
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| it
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| Old Jerusalem, New Jerusalem
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| Cuff lights these beats with a ball of fire
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| Poison the scripture and gave us the pictures of false messiahs
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| It was all a lie
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| Mystery babylon, tumbling down
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| Satan’s establishment crumbling down
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| This is the year that I come for the crown
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| Bury my enemies under the ground |