God, the Almighty

From the west to the east
You are there
Up the north, down the south
You are there
Oh! Oh!! Lord
You are there
God, the Almighty
You're there

How the wind blows
You are there
How the sky blue
You are there
When the breeze sways
You are there
When the cock crows
You are there
You are the Almighty
You are the Holy Lord
You are the king of king
You are the eternal God.

From the west to the east
You are there
Up the north, down the south
You are there
Oh! Oh!! Lord
You are there
God, the Almighty
You're there

That the crop grows
You are there
That the sky rain
You are there
That the grass green
You are there
That man lives
You are there
You are the provider
The savior
You are the immortal Lord
The eternal God

From the west to the east
You are there
Up the north, down the south
You are there
Oh! Oh!! Lord
You are there
God, the Almighty
You're there

God, the Almighty
You are Lord
You that bless the sea
You are Lord
You that forgive sins
You are Lord
You are our guidance
You are Lord
You are the Almighty
Yes you are
You are the Holy Lord
Yes you are
You are the king of king
Yes you are
You are the eternal God.
Yes you are

From the west to the east
You are there
Up the north, down the south
You are there
Oh! Oh!! Lord
You are there
God, the Almighty
You're there

You are the Almighty
Yes you are
You are the Holy lord
You are there
God, the Almighty
Yes you are
You are always with us
You are here
You are the king of king
Yes you are
You are the immortal
Yes you are 
You are the eternal God
Yes you are

Go, the Almighty…
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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