Yahweh
Yahweh
"I have never written a song in this manner before. Usually inspiration comes from studying the word or having some formative experience. In this particular case I was ... dreaming. LOL. In the weeks before, I had determined that, whenever I thought the Lord was trying to give me a song, I would stop whatever I was doing and find a way to write/record it. God always takes things more seriously than we do. So one night as I was sleeping, I remember having a dream that myself and some friends were in London for a workshop. A time came when we decided to just set learning aside and worship together. That's when the song was born. I can see just like it actually happened. LOL. I woke up immediately, climbed out of bed, grabbed my guitar and sat in the living room for the next hour, working on what I had heard in the dream. A week later, I sat with the friends that were there in the dream and played them the song. God is so amazing. Both of them had mentioned that privately they had been talking with the Lord, and praying with their wives about the same things they were singing in the my dream ... fascinating. Be sure to make every moment that God is trying to speak to you count. He doesn't reach out frivolously, but each moment has a profound and eternal purpose." (Dee Wilson)
YAHWEH
Written by Terrell Wilson (BMI)
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VERSE 1
This is the song you sing over me
This is the song you sing over me
'I am Yahweh, I am Yahweh, and I reign'
CHORUS
Yahweh, Oh Yahweh
Yahweh, Oh Yahweh
VERSE 2
This is my song when the trials come
This is my song when the trials come
You are Yahweh, You are Yahweh, and you reign
CHORUS
Yahweh, Oh Yahweh
Yahweh, Oh Yahweh
BRIDGE
Overflow is pouring out
Overflow is pouring out
Overflow is pouring out
I receive, I receive overflow
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