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Come Down Spirit

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Quick Overview

Using a contemporary rock style, Ken Medema fervently asks God's Spirit to redeem us, refine us, and revive us in powerful new ways. The building intensity of Ken's piano accompaniment focuses worshippers on the growing earnestness of the song's prayer. This musical invocation is suitable for congregational singing.

Artist: Ken Medema

Licensed By: Convergence Music Project

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