Can you just give me a second please?
I would like to give my testimony
How the Lord has met my every need
How he saved me, made me holy

If you want to know the reason why
I gave it all, this life's no longer mine
How He made a way kept me alive
Well, listen close as I testify

You don't know like I know
You can't tell it like I can tell it
Everything the Lord has done for me so
That you understand, I'm just gonna say it

(What matter of love is this)
(That the Father gives to us)
How he saved my soul
I want the world to know

So know I sing
Just want to sing His praise
Loving kindness everyday
Faithfulness that come my way

I'm gonna clap my hands
Please excuse me if I start to dance
'Cause His love is true, His mercies new
He's been so good to me

He didn't have to do it but I'm glad He did
Saved me from my sin
That old life is gone and new life lives within
(Of all the things that I could, I write a song)
I knew I couldn't go wrong
If I sang of His goodness all day long

You don't know like I know
You can't tell like I can tell it
Everything the Lord has done for me so
That you understand I'm just gone say it

(I cannot live my life without Him)
I made no excuse, if I get a little crazy
In Him I live and more

So know I sing
Just want to sing His praise
Loving kindness everyday
Faithfulness that come my way

I'm gonna clap my hands
Please excuse me if I start to dance
'Cause His love is true, His mercies new
He's been so good to me

So clap your hands this evening
Come on y'all said it's alright
Move a little this evening
Come on y'all I said it's alright

Who the Son sets free
You know is free indeed, you're free
You've got the need to be praisin'



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Now I Sing Lyrics as written by Lee Jerkins David Hackley

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