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Songs of 2020

Some of my favorite worship songs from 2020. A lot were repeats from 2019, so I left them off. 

Waymaker by Leeland

You are here, moving in our midst/I worship You/I worship You
You are here, working in this place/I worship You/I worship You
You are here, moving in our midst/I worship You/I worship You
You are here, working in this place/I worship You/I worship You

You are/Way maker, miracle worker, promise keeper
Light in the darkness, my God/That is who You are
You are/Way maker, miracle worker, promise keeper
Light in the darkness, my God/That is who You are
You are here, healing every heart/I worship You, Jesus

I worship, you turning lives around
You are here, oh, turning lives around/I worship You
I worship, You mended every heart
You are here, mending every heart/I worship You/I worship You

Even when I don't see it, You're working/Even when I don't feel it, You're working
You never stop, You never stop working/You never stop,
You never stop working, c'mon
Oh, his name is above, his name is above depression
His name is above loneliness
Oh, his name is above disease, his name is above cancer
His name is above every other name, listen, listen
That is who You are

The Blessing by Kari Jobe

The Lord bless you/And keep you
Make His face shine upon you/And be gracious to you
The Lord turn His Face toward you/And give you peace

Amen Amen Amen

May His favor be upon you/And a thousand generations
And your family/And your children
And their children/And their children

May His presence go before you
And behind you/And beside you
All around you/And within you
He is with you/He is with you
In the morning/In the evening
In your coming/And your going
In your weeping/And rejoicing
He is for you


 


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