Up Above My Head
Kirk Franklin's 'Up Above My Head' is a gospel song that expresses the singer's awareness of divine presence through music and joy. The lyrics describe hearing melodies and joybells even in lonely or hopeless moments, leading to the conviction that God exists. The song conveys a sense of hope and reassurance, emphasizing that God's presence can be felt through spiritual music and angelic singing. It is a simple yet powerful declaration of faith, encouraging listeners to recognize God's nearness even in difficult times.
Up above my head I hear music in the air
Up above my head there's a melody so bright
And fair
I can hear when I'm all alone
Even in those times when I feel all hope is gone
Up above my head I hear joybells ringing
Up above my head I hear angels singing
There must be a God somewhere
There must be a God somewhere
I hear music in the air
I hear music everywhere
There must be a God somewhere
There must be a God somewhere
There must be a God somewhere
There must be a God somewhere