How Great Is Our God

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[Intro]
G Em7 C2 D
[Verse 1]
TGhe splendor of a King, cEm7lothed in majesty,
Let all the earth reC2joice, all the earth rejoice.
HGe wraps Himself in light, and daEm7rkness tries to hide,
And trembles at his vC2oice, trembles at his voice.
[Chorus]
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, and all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.
[Verse 2]
AGge to age He stands, and Em7time is in His hands,
Beginning and the enC2d, beginning and the end.
TGhe Godhead, three in one: Em7Father, Spirit, Son,
The Lion and the LambC2, the Lion and the Lamb.
[Chorus]
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, and all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.
[Bridge]
GName above all names,
Em7Worthy of all praise,
CMy heart will sing
DHow great is our GGod.
[Bridge]
GName above all names,
Em7Worthy of all praise,
CMy heart will sing
DHow great is our GGod.
[Chorus]
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, and all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.
[Outro]
GHow great is our God, sing with me,
Em7How great is our God, all will see,
CHow great, how Dgreat is our GGod.

The story behind the song

"How Great Is Our God" is a significant song written by Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, and Ed Cash, originally appearing on Tomlin's album Arriving. It has been recognized with multiple Dove Awards for Song of the Year and Worship Song of the Year. A special "World Edition" of the song was later performed, incorporating its lyrics in several different languages. This song is also featured on his Live from Austin Music Hall album and Chris Tomlin: The Essential Collection.

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