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Music And Lyrics: Subin A Mathew

(Passage 1)

The way that i shouldn't travel,
Now has became a burden on my soul,
The path that i kept on taking,
mistakes repeating,broke me down today;

The way just changed, all of a sudden,
Went away my burdens,When i just bowed,
I felt an angel, holding me up,
And then i knew i was not returning,and thats when..

I just realized my life renewed,
To seek your name,
I just saw how clearly,you loved me,

So i will..
Sing it out,I'll Sing it 'loud,
Cause I know your grace,

(Chorous)


You gave myself a new song to sing,
You gave myself a great new voice to praise,
You gave myself a new song to sing,
You showed me your way; to scream out praises to you
Lord- I'll love you for ever more and more...


So i sing...
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah to my King,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah to my lord,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah to my king,
Hale-lu-jee-ahh....
Hallelujah! to my King of Kings!

(Passage 2)

The way was hard, terribly faint,
My life was torn, and i was broken down,
Myself was lost and i was all at sea,

But then i saw sal-vation near, giving me his love..
I felt his arms and the scars just healed me,
Now im blessed even more and more,
You held me and picked me up on high,

(Chorous)


Gave me anew life to sing,
Gave me a new voice to sing,
Gave me the heart to praise his name on earth!..

(Chorous)


So i sing...
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah to my King,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah to my lord,
Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah to my king,
Hallelujah,Hallelujahs,Hallelujah,Hallelujahs, Ha-lle-luah to my king.


You gave myself a new song to sing,
You gave myself a new hope to see,
You gave myself a way to rejoice,
So i will sing;;...all my da-ys of my--life...

Halleluahh...to--my---Kingg---

(End Line)

Jesus Christ;; my Saviour...and Lord....!!
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