There Is No Higher Name
There Is No Higher Name
"As people from all generations, all walks of life, all nations begin to gather in all of their uniqueness and diversity around the one Name that unifies us all, the name of Jesus, everything on earth begins to shift. Awe, wonder and amazement can fill our hearts and shift our focus. Sometimes we need to just declare the bigness and glory of God here on earth." (Mark Alan Schoolmeesters)
THERE IS NO HIGHER NAME
Written by Mark Alan Schoolmeesters (BMI), David Brymer (ASCAP)
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VERSE 1
D A
The ancient mountains crumble
E F#m
The age-old hills collapse
D A
Your presence fills the temple
E D
With your glory, your glory
CHORUS
D A
Holy holy holy
E F#m
Is the Lord almighty
D A
The earth is filled with glory
F#m E
You’re the king of all kings
A/C# D
And forever will be
VERSE 2
Standing here before you
My feet on holy ground
My eyes have seen your beauty
And your glory, your glory
In awe of your glory, your glory
BRIDGE
Bm E/G#
Every nation bows down
A/C# D
Joining with heaven's sound
Bm E
Singing hallelujah
C#m D
You are holy
Age to age you’re the same
There is no higher name
Be enthroned on our praise
You are holy
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