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God Wants To Hear You Sing

Verse 1

Their chains were fastened tight
Down at the jail that night
Still Paul and Silas would not be dismayed
They said, “It’s time to lift our voice,
Sing praises to the Lord
Let’s prove that we will trust Him come what may”

Chorus
God wants to hear you sing
When the waves are crashing ‘round you
When the fiery darts surround you
When despair is all you see
God wants to hear your voice
When the wisest man has spoken
And says, “Your circumstance is as hopeless as can be”
That’s when God wants to hear you sing


Verse 2
He loves to hear our praise on our cheerful days
When the pleasant times outweigh the bad, by far
But when suffering comes along
And we still sing Him songs
That is when we bless the Father’s heart

Comments

Anonymous said…
I've never heard this song before but the words are WONDERFUL!
Mo said…
See if you can google it and hear somebody sing it. It 'is' a beautiful song.

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