Who else would rocks cry out to worship
Whose glory taught the stars to shine
Perhaps creation longs to have the words to sing
But this joy is mine
With a thousand hallelujahs
We magnify Your Name
You alone deserve the glory
The honor and the praise
Lord Jesus this song is forever Yours
A thousand hallelujahs
And a thousand more
Who else would die for our redemption
Whose resurrection means I?ll rise
There isn?t time enough to sing of all You?ve done
But I have eternity to try
Praise to the Lord
To the Lamb
To the King of heaven
Praise for He rose
Now He reigns
We will sing forever
(We sing) Praise to the Lord
To the Lamb
To the King of heaven
Praise for He rose
Now He reigns
We will sing forever
A Thousand Hallelujahs
Passion and Brooke Ligertwood's song 'A Thousand Hallelujahs' is a worship anthem that magnifies God's glory and honor. The lyrics reflect on creation's longing to praise, the sacrifice of Jesus for redemption, and the hope of resurrection. The song emphasizes that there is not enough time to sing of all God has done, but eternity provides endless opportunity. It declares praise to the Lord, the Lamb, and the King of heaven, celebrating His reign and the joy of worship. The song is rooted in themes of thanksgiving and faith, focusing on God's worthiness of praise.