Lyrics
(Verse 1)
In the hush of cosmic silence, where no sound had yet been sung,
Your words broke through the darkness, creation's song begun.
As the light was formed, Your voice, like thunder, split the skies,
The rocks cried out, "Holy, Holy, Holy," as creation testified.
(Chorus)
If human tongues should falter, and our songs no longer ring,
Every creature, every stone, will worship You, our King.
In unison with nature, and the oceans mighty roar,
Joining in the chorus, to you forevermore.
(Verse 2)
From the dawn of time, Your Word, a lamp unto our feet,
Guiding through the darkest valleys, where shadows seem to meet.
In the song of every sparrow, in the dance of every tree,
Your glory shines, Your love divine, for all the world to see.
(Chorus)
If human tongues should falter, and our songs no longer ring,
Every creature, every stone, will worship You, our King.
In unison with nature, and the oceans mighty roar,
Joining in the chorus, to you forevermore.
(Verse 3)
In the canvas of the heavens, Your glory paints the dawn,
Each sunrise whispers of Your grace, as night gives way to morn.
In colors bold and radiant, Your majesty displayed,
The heavens declare Your handiwork, in each new day portrayed.
(Verse 4)
At dusk, the skies are painted, with hues of crimson fire,
The sun retreats beyond the hills, as day begins to tire.
In every golden twilight, Your splendor shines so bright,
As nature's choir sings Your praise, beneath the starry night.
(Chorus)
If human tongues should falter, and our songs no longer ring,
Every creature, every stone, will worship You, our King.
In unison with nature, and the oceans mighty roar,
Joining in the chorus, to you forevermore.
(Chorus)
If human tongues should falter, and our songs no longer ring,
Every creature, every stone, will worship You, our King.
In unison with nature, and the oceans mighty roar,
Joining in the chorus, to you forevermore.
[Outro]
Every creature (sings your praise).
Every stone (the rocks cry out).
All creation (glorifies you)
We worship you, our king.
We worship you, our king.
