(Tenors)
Praise Him with the timbrel and dance
Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet
Praise Him witht he psaltery and harp
Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord

(Tenors & Altos)
Praise Him with timbrel and dance
Praise Him on the high sounding cymbals
Oh praise Him with string instruments

(Tenors)
Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord

(All)
Oh magnify the Lord, magnify the Lord with me
Magnify the Lord, Oh magnify the Lord with me
Magnify the Lord, magnify the Lord with me
Magnify the Lord
Let us exalt His name together

(Tenors)
Praise Him with the timbrel and dance
Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet
Praise Him with the psaltery and harp
Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord

(Altos & Sopranos) / (Tenors)
Praise Him / Praise Him with the timbrel and dance
Praise Him / Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet
Oh Praise Him / Praise Him witht he psaltery and harp
Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord

(All)
Oh magnify the Lord, magnify the Lord with me
Magnify the Lord, Oh magnify the Lord with me
Magnify the Lord, magnify the Lord with me
Magnify the Lord
Let us exalt His name together

(Tenors)
Oh be joyful all ye people and clap your hands
Oh be joyful all ye people and clap your hands
(Tenors & Altos)
Oh be joyful all ye people and clap your hands
Oh be joyful all ye people and clap your hands
(All in counterpoint)
Oh be joyful all ye people and clap your hands
Oh be joyful all ye people and clap your hands

(Rounds)
Oh, Oh, Oh Praise Him
Sopranos
Praise His Name

Lift Him up
Lift Him up
Lift Him up
Lift Him up
(Sopranos)
Higher and Higher
(Tenors)
Let everything that hath breath praise Him
(Tenors & Altos)
Let everything that hath breath praise Him
(Tenors & Altos & Sopranos)
Let everything that hath breath praise Him

(All)
Let everything that hath breath praise The Lord!



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Anthem of Praise Lyrics as written by Richard Lee Smallwood

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    Project: "Persuaded - Live In DC" Released: Aug.7.2001 Label: Verity Produced by: Richard Smallwood, Steven Ford Listen & More Info @ blackgospel.com/showcase/album.asp

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