Children's Bible Songs

Taken from Psalm 18:3,46
Italic line indicates the ‘echo’

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CI will 
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Fcall upon the 
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CLord  
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                       I will call upon the

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CWho is 
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Fworthy to be 
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Cpraised 
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 Lord                  Who is   worthy to be

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CI will 
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Fcall upon the 
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CLord  
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praised                I will call upon the

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CWho is 
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Fworthy to be 
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Cpraised 
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 Lord                  Who is   worthy to be


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CSo shall I be saved from mine enemies
 praised        saved from mine enemies

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CI will 
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Gcall upon the 
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CLord

The 
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CLord liveth, and 
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Fblessed be my 
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CRock
And let the 
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FGod of my 
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Csalvation be 
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Gexalted
The 
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CLord liveth, and 
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Fblessed be my 
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And let the 
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FGod of my 
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Csalvation be 
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Ced

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Gjoice in the Lord alway and a-Dgain I say, Re-Gjoice
Re-Gjoice in the Lord alway and a-Dgain I say, Re-Gjoice
Re-Gjoice! Rejoice! And a-Dgain I say, Re-Gjoice
Re-Gjoice! Rejoice! And a-Dgain I say, Re-Gjoice
Re-Gjoice in the Lord alway and a-Dgain I say, Re-Gjoice
Re-Gjoice in the Lord alway and a-Dgain I say, Re-Gjoice

Note: This song is meant to be sung in “rounds.”
The starting group (e.g. the girls) sings the first line, then the other group (e.g. the boys) sings the first line while the first group sings the second line, etc. So one group trails the other and the basic melody turns into a beautiful close harmony.

AmTrust in the GLord with Amall thine Eheart
And Amlean not Gunto thine Amown under-Estanding
In Amall thy Gways ac-Amknowledge EHim,
And AmHe shall di-Grect thy Ampaths,…E
And AmHe shall di-Grect thy Ampaths.
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Note: This song can be sung in “rounds”:
For example: boys would start off “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and…”
At that point the girls would start right in: “Trust in the Lord…”