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Rowland Sunday - Take All The Glory (Te Dou Toda Glória/Recibe La Gloria) (CCM)

Rowland Sunday - Take All The Glory
Rowland Sunday's EP 'Community of Praise, Vol. 1' has another song that we want to share with you. The (CCM) song is called 'Take All The Glory (Te Dou Toda Glória/Recibe La Gloria)'. Parts of this song are sung in Portugees and Spanish. We are touched by this group! The ingredients that make us want to listen to more songs are difficult to describe, but I trust that it becomes clear as you watch the video and listen to the passion with which the lyrics are shared. 

Rowland summarized this song in the following manner: "In the place of devotion, God speaks, and our mouth opens up, and sing in Praise and worship to Him the Most High - Take all the Glory Jesus!"


Lyrics:

Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh!

Solo:
Take all the glory oh take all the glory
Take all the Glory it’s from my heart
Take all the glory oh take all the glory
Take all the Glory it’s from my heart

Verse: (everyone unison)
Wonderful God you’re the stream of life that flows
Your wonderful love keeps finding me
Many times, I fall but your blood avails for me With a grateful heart my
praise I bring to you!

CHORUS: (everyone in harmony)
Take all the glory oh take all the glory
Take all the Glory it’s from my heart
Take all the glory oh take all the glory
Take all the Glory it’s from my heart

Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh!

(En Português)
Solo:
Te dou toda Glória
Oh! Te dou toda Glória
Te dou toda Glória
Do meu coração
Te dou toda Glória
Oh! Te dou toda Glória
Te dou toda Glória
Do meu coração

CHORUS (everyone in harmony)
Te dou toda Glória
Oh! Te dou toda Glória
Te dou toda Glória
Do meu coração
Te dou toda Glória
Oh! Te dou toda Glória
Te dou toda Glória
Do meu coração
(Ni Igbo)

CHORUS (everyone in harmony)
Nara ekelem mo o
Oh, Nara ekelem mo
Nara ekele mo
Ósi nobim oh
Nara ekelem mo o
Oh, Nara ekelem mo
Nara ekele mo
Ósi nobim oh

SPANISH
Recibe la gloria, Dios recibe la gloria, recibe la gloria desde mi corazón

VAMP: (everyone in harmony)
Thank you for your love
Your mercy and your faithfulness
And grace that holds me closely
Take all the glory it’s from my heart

Thank you for your love
Your mercy and your faithfulness
And grace that holds me closely
Take all the glory it’s from my heart

Thank you for your love
Your mercy and your faithfulness
And grace that holds me closely
Take all the glory it’s from my heart

Thank you for your love
Your mercy and your faithfulness
And grace that holds me closely
Take all the glory it’s from my heart


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You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7DMAHoJdELHfeKnaGvv8gu

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jeEbjsoWsk

Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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