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    A Thousand Hallelujahs

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    Darwin Iglesias Buena
    The song celebrates God and Jesus Christ through singing "a thousand hallelujahs". It praises God for teaching the stars to shine, and wonders if creation longs to sing praise. The joy of praising God is the singer's alone. The chorus resolves to sing forever with thousands of hallelujahs, magnifying God's name alone as the one who deserves all glory, honor and praise as Lord, Lamb and King of heaven who rose and now reigns. A second verse praises Jesus for dying for redemption and guarantees the singer's resurrection through His.

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    A Thousand Hallelujahs

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    The song celebrates God and Jesus Christ through singing "a thousand hallelujahs". It praises God for teaching the stars to shine, and wonders if creation longs to sing praise. The joy of praising God is the singer's alone. The chorus resolves to sing forever with thousands of hallelujahs, magnifying God's name alone as the one who deserves all glory, honor and praise as Lord, Lamb and King of heaven who rose and now reigns. A second verse praises Jesus for dying for redemption and guarantees the singer's resurrection through His.

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    A THOUSAND HALLELUJAHS

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    The song celebrates God and Jesus Christ through singing "a thousand hallelujahs". It praises God for teaching the stars to shine, and wonders if creation longs to sing praise. The joy of praising God is the singer's alone. The chorus resolves to sing forever with thousands of hallelujahs, magnifying God's name alone as the one who deserves all glory, honor and praise as Lord, Lamb and King of heaven who rose and now reigns. A second verse praises Jesus for dying for redemption and guarantees the singer's resurrection through His.

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    A Thousand Hallelujahs

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    Darwin Iglesias Buena
    The song celebrates God and Jesus Christ through singing "a thousand hallelujahs". It praises God for teaching the stars to shine, and wonders if creation longs to sing praise. The joy of praising God is the singer's alone. The chorus resolves to sing forever with thousands of hallelujahs, magnifying God's name alone as the one who deserves all glory, honor and praise as Lord, Lamb and King of heaven who rose and now reigns. A second verse praises Jesus for dying for redemption and guarantees the singer's resurrection through His.

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    A THOUSAND HALLELUJAHS

    Verse1
    C F C Bridge
    Who else would rocks cry out to worship C C
    C F C Praise
    Whose glory taught the stars to shine Dm C
    F G To the Lord, To the Lamb
    Perhaps creation longs to F G
    Am F To the King of heaven
    Have the words to sing C C
    F G C Praise
    But this joy is mine Dm C
    For He rose, now He reigns
    Chorus F G
    F C We will sing forever
    With a thousand hallelujahs
    G Am G Bridge2
    We magnify Your Name Am Am
    F C Praise
    You alone deserve the glory G C
    G Am G To the Lord, To the Lamb
    The honor and the praise F G
    F G To the King of heaven
    Lord Jesus this song is Am Am
    C Am C Praise
    Forever Yours G C
    F C For He rose, now He reigns
    A thousand hallelujahs F G
    G C We will sing forever
    And a thousand more

    Verse2
    C F C
    Who else would die for our redemption
    C F C
    Whose resurrection means I’ll rise
    F G
    There isn’t time enough to
    Am F
    Sing of all You’ve done
    G C
    But I have eternity to try

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