AUDIO WITH LYRICS: DONA NOBIS PACEM, GIVE US PEACE, أعطنا السلام , תן לנו שלום , GEBT UNS FRIEDEN, به ما آرامش بده ,DONNEZ-NOUS LA PAIX, ང་ཚོར་ཞི་བདེ་གནང་རོགས། ,THOIR SÌTH DHUINN, TABHAIR SÍOCHÁIN DÚINN, DANOS LA PAZ, גיב אונדז שלום ,ДАЙ НАМ МИР,Даруй нам мир, 赐予我们和平, 賜給我們和平, BİZE BARIŞ VERİN, ئارامیمان پێ ببەخشە, Aştiyê bide me, ΔΩΣΤΕ ΜΑΣ ΕΙΡΗΝΗ,BAN NOU LAPÈ

 Dona Nobis Pacem | Give Us Peace ( Latin Prayer )

Lyrics : Latin: Dona nobis pacem, pacem. Dona nobis pacem. Dona nobis pacem. Dona nobis pacem. Dona nobis pacem. Dona nobis pacem. English: Give Us Peace Give Us Peace Give Us Peace Give Us Peace Give Us Peace Give Us Peace Arabic: Asalaam aleikum. Asalaam aleikum. Asalaam aleikum. Asalaam aleikum. Asalaam aleikum. Asalaam aleikum.

Hebrew: Sim shalom tova uvracha Shalom shalom tova uvracha. Sim shalom tova uvracha Shalom shalom tova uvracha. Sim shalom tova uvracha Shalom shalom tova uvracha.

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THANK you God for sharing Mahalia Jackson with us!!!

I Will Move On Up A Little Higher

Provided to YouTube by Legacy/Columbia I Will Move On Up A Little Higher · Mahalia Jackson The Gospel Sound ℗ Originally Released 1955 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Released on: 1994-03-08 Drums, Bass, Guitar, Organ: Ralph Jones Associated Performer: Mahalia Jackson Piano: Mildred Falls Composer, Lyricist: Rev. W.H. Brewster Arranger: Michael Jackson Producer: John Hammond Reissue Producer: Nedra Olds-Neal Editor: Don Meehan Mastering Engineer: Mark Wilder Recording Engineer: Tony Heilbut