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New Worship song by Esther Mui



OpenLp: https://github.com/pebblemount/OpenLp


<verse name="v1">
<lines>To him that loved us, and washed us <br/>From our sins in his own blood<br/>And has made us kings and priests<br/>To His God and Father<br/>To Him be glory and dominion<br/>For ever and ever. Amen.<br/>(Amen. Amen)</lines>
</verse>
<verse name="c1">
<lines>Behold, he cometh with clouds<br/>And every eye shall see him<br/>Even they who pierced him<br/>And all the tribes of the earth<br/>Will mourn because of Him</lines>
</verse>
<verse name="b1">
<lines>Even so, Amen<br/>Even so, Amen<br/>Even so, Amen</lines>
</verse>
<verse name="v2">
<lines>I am the Alpha and the Omega<br/>The beginning and the end<br/>I am the Alpha and the Omega<br/>The beginning and the end<br/>Says the Lord,</lines>
</verse>
<verse name="b2">
<lines>Who is and<br/>Who was and<br/>Who is to come<br/>Who is and<br/>Who was and<br/>Who is to come<br/>The Almighty</lines>
</verse>
<verse name="b3">
<lines>The Almighty<br/>The Almighty<br/>The Almighty<br/><br/>Amen</lines>
</verse>
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