I Love You, Lord, I worship You
I love You, Lord, always
So thankful Lord, You saved my life
You saved my life today

Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always
Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always, yeah, yeah

No Superman, I'm no hero
I'm just a man in Your eyes
But through Your son I've overcome
The Father of all lies

Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always
Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always, yeah, yeah, yeah

Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Ha-hallelujah, Hallelujah

No Superman, I'm no hero
I'm just a man in Your eyes
But through Your son I've overcome
The Father of all lies

Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always
Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always
Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always
Let me be a shining light for You
Let me be a joy to You always

Let me be a joy to You always
Let me be a joy to You always
I wanna be a joy to You always
Let me be a joy to You always
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, wanna be a joy to Ya


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Joy Lyrics as written by John Ellis

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