The Highest Praise
Richard Smallwood's song 'The Highest Praise' is a worship anthem that exalts God through declarations of love, adoration, and gratitude. The lyrics emphasize lifting God up in response to His goodness and blessings, with the chorus proclaiming 'Hallelujah' as the highest form of praise. The song encourages believers to express their devotion through lifted hands, voices, and hearts. It reflects a theme of wholehearted worship and thanksgiving, drawing from the biblical concept of praising God with joyful noise and uplifted hands.
[Verse 1:]
Lord, we love You, we adore You,
we exalt You, we lift You up.
Sll the glory, we give it You;
for Your blessings, we lift You up.
[Chorus:]
Hallelujah is the highest praise,
hallelujah is the highest praise.
Hallelujah is the highest praise,
hallelujah is the highest praise;
we love You, we bless You,
we lift lift You up.
[Verse 2:]
When we think of all Your goodness,
we're compelled Lord to lift You up.
Lifting hands and lifting voices,
with our hearts Lord, we lift You up.
[Chorus]
[Vamp:]
Higher
[Ending:]
We love You, we bless You,
we lift You up.