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VIDEO: Chee – Glorious

Nigerian Recording Artist/Worship Leader, Chee has released the lead single, “Glorious” off her debut album scheduled for release first quarter of 2020.

Glorious is written by Chee, composed by Tope Badejo, Live Production by Frank Edwards.

She has also released the visuals to the acoustic rendition of the songs with Guitars by SkyTimz.

Sing praises to the Lord, for He has done excellent things [gloriously]; let this be made known to all the earth.
Cry aloud and shout joyfully, you women and inhabitants of Zion, for great in your midst is the Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 12:5-6)

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Lyrics:
Cry aloud (Cry aloud)
Shout for Joy (Shout for Joy)
Sing His praise (Sing His Praise)
Make Him known (Make Him known)

Cry aloud (Cry aloud)
Shout for Joy (Shout for Joy)
Sing His praise (Sing His Praise)
Through all the earth

Glorious
Glorious
Is our God
Is our God

We declare your kingdom come
We declare your will be done
We declare your kingdom come
We declare your will be done

Glorious
Glorious
Is our God
Is our God

Written by Chee
Composed by Tope Badejo
Produced by Frank Edwards
Acoustic Performance by SkyTimz
Recorded by FreeMe TV at FreeMe Studios

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