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lyrics

the road it is long but the carrier is strong hallelujah/the mountain is high but with praise we can fly hallelujah/hallelujah hallelu hallelujah hallelu/under his wing the faithful can sing hallelujah/and we’re gaining ground as we lift up the sound Hallelujah/hallelujah hallelu hallelujah hallelu/heaven’s kingdom this day advances with praise hallelujah/and we’ll not shrink back we will press the attack hallelujah/Hallé Hallé Hallé, Hallelujah/
the face of the Lord is radiant and true/
just look in his eyes pride is consumed/
his holy right arm he takes from his robe/
his holy right arm - to carry us home/
we are transformed, renewed and reborn hallelujah/we have a story, from glory to
glory hallelujah/hallelujah, hallelu, hallelujah, hallelu/Hallé Hallé Hallé, Hallelujah

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from Waiting For Abraham, released 01 January 2012
© 2005 Russ Rosen, Big Tree Publishing, Produced by Brett Ziegler

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Roots rock with percussive guitars and fierce drums anchoring the energetic folk songs. Their current release “Oil” ... more (Produced by Alan Shacklock - Roger Daltrey, The Alarm, Meatloaf, Jeff Beck, Mike Oldfield) and the French version “Huile de paix” have received high praise from listeners and critics who say it sounds like a crazy blend of The Chieftans, Dave Mathews Band and The Who. less

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