So Many Names
So Many Names
Dee and Orlando wrote this song in the middle of the night, fighting jet lag in Sweden. When they hit a speedbump, they found Brandon and KJ online and roped them in. The song was finished before breakfast, and showcased that evening at a music club in downtown Stockholm.
SO MANY NAMES
Written by Terrell Wilson (BMI), Orlando Palmer (ASCAP), Brandon Hampton (ASCAP), KJ Scriven (BMI)
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VERSE 1
You have many ways, so many ways unknown
Mysterious and wondrous as the waters
You have names, so many names I know
I woke up today calling you holy
CHORUS
You are holy, holy
Hallelujah, you are holy
VERSE 2
As the ages turn you unchanging still
Constant as the dawn of every morning
You have many names, so many names I know
I woke up today calling you faithful
CHORUS
You are faithful, faithful
Hallelujah, you are faithful
BRIDGE
Holy, holy, holy, holy
Holy, holy, holy, holy
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