Hundred Miles
Crowder's 'Hundred Miles' is a worship song that expresses overwhelming praise to God. The lyrics call on the soul to bless the Lord and join with heavenly hosts in adoration. The singer acknowledges that no one compares to God and that even a song a hundred miles long could not adequately express His worth. The repeated 'Hallelujah' and the call for the soul to rejoice emphasize a joyful, heartfelt response to God's greatness. The song is a simple yet profound declaration of God's uniqueness and the inadequacy of human words to fully praise Him.
Bless the Lord, oh my soul
Sing praise to Him and Him alone
Bless the Lord, oh my soul
Sing praise with me, you heavenly hosts
And I can't help myself
There is no one else
Like you, God
And I could sing a song
A hundred miles long
But it won't compare
Bless the Lord, oh my soul
Sing praise to Him and Him alone
Bless the Lord, oh my soul
Sing praise with me, you heavenly hosts
And I can't help myself
'Cause there is no one else
Like you, God
And I could sing a song
A thousand miles long
But it won't compare
Hallelujah, sing to the Lord
Hallelujah, my soul, my soul rejoice
Hallelujah, sing to the Lord
Hallelujah, my soul, my soul rejoice
My soul, my soul rejoice