We have raised a thousand voices
Just to lift Your holy name
And we will raise thousands more
To sing of Your beauty in this place

Well, none can even fathom
No, not one define Your worth
As we marvel in Your presence
To the ends of the earth

We give You glory
Lifting up our hands and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

And glory
Lifting up our voice and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

As we fall down before You
With our willing hearts, we seek
In the greatness of Your glory
It?s so hard to even speak

There is nothing we can offer
No, nothing can repay
So we give You all our praises
And lift our voice to sing

We give You glory
Lifting up our hands and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

And glory
Lifting up our voice and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

Our hope is drenched in You
Our faith has been renewed
We trust in Your every word
Nothing else can even measure up to You

We give You glory
Lifting up our hands and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

Glory
Lifting up our voice and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

And glory, singing holy
We're singing worthy
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

Glory
Lifting up our voice and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

And glory
Lifting up our voice and singing
"Holy, You alone are worthy"
We just want to touch Your heart, Lord
Touch Your heart

And glory
Glory



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