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Adeaze ~ The Lord Is My Light


Sa la mo nus fu mana fi tu
Mana fa upu mo mo
Mana fa upu svune mune fa

Psalms 27, verse 1 and verse 14 says:

Chorus -
The Lord is my light and my salvation
Whom shall I fear Lord
The Lord is the strength of my life
Whom shall I be afraid

Wait on the Lord
Be of good courage
And he shall strengthen your heart
Wait I say on the Lord, wait I say on the Lord

The Lord is my light and my salvation
Whom shall I fear Lord

A la tu a o na u ma lama lama
Ma la u fa a o la ta ma
O ai o te fe fe i ai

La tu a o i o le ma lasi
I lo pu a la ma
O ai o te fe fe i ai

Fa a ta li mo le atua
I a fa a ma la si
A fa a ma lasi lo a mana
Fa a ta li mo le atua
Fa a ta li mo le atua

Chorus
Whom shall I be afraid - till end


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