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Text:Rattle
Author:Brandon Lake
Author:Chris Brown
Author:Steven Furtick
Tune:[Saturday was silent]
Composer:Brandon Lake
Composer:Chris Brown
Composer:Steven Furtick

93. Rattle

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Text Information
First Line: Saturday was silent
Title: Rattle
Author: Brandon Lake
Author: Chris Brown
Author: Steven Furtick
Refrain First Line: This is the sound of dry bones rattling
Language: English
Publication Date: 2023
Topic: Life; Power; Resurrection (2 more...)
Copyright: © 2020 Brandon Lake music, Music by Elevation Worship Publishing, Maverick City Publishing Worldwide, Bethel Music Publishing (admin. Bethel Music Publishing, Essential Music Publishing, LLC)
Notes: CCLI #7149088
Tune Information
Name: [Saturday was silent]
Composer: Brandon Lake
Composer: Chris Brown
Composer: Steven Furtick
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: © 2020 Brandon Lake Music, Music by Elevation Worship Publishing, Maverick City Publishing Worldwide, Bethel Music Publishing (admin. Bethel Music Publishing, Essential Music Publishing, LLC)



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